Tonight's been quite busy. Not
physically, but mentally. My counsellor
gave me some 'homework' and I've to do some research thingy, which is not so
bored I guess and I’m blog walking to few of my fav blogs, while listening to
Lady Gaga's songs from the player. Then
one thing struck me. A voice of my dear friend, Miss Weeza, telling me, few
years back, that one of my school friends died in a car accident. I'm not sure why out of so many things I've
heard, my mind and my heart chose this particular one.
I still remember my reaction towards the news. I was shocked, confused, and sad. She's only 20, and she's gone. She was a friendly person, adorned by many for
her voice and her gracefulness. I still
remember how she used to laugh at the rest of us whenever we're messing around
during the dance rehearsal. Or when we
told her she sounded like a frog. Farhana. I miss you.
Now, thinking back about the memories, I realized that I've been thinking
about death quite often lately. Am I
afraid of death? Nope, for I know no one
in this world can escape from it. What I'm afraid of is whether I'm ready for
death. I felt I've done so many sins in
my life. To my Mighty One, myself, my
parents, my sisters, my family members, my friends, my neighbours, people I
personally know as well as those who I don't know (through gossiping, of
course). I've done a lot terrible things
that I'm not proud of, and I hope God will forgive me for everything that I
did.
When I open my eyes from sleep every morning, I feel glad that I'm still
alive. I'm glad that I have another
chance to kiss and hug my love ones, to make them happy, to enjoy life with
them. When I go to sleep at night, I
pray that I'll be given another day to live just to watch my love ones happy. When I'm gone, I hope they won't be sad for my
leaving. I want them to be happy. I want them to celebrate life. I want them to move on. I hope they won't forget about me though.
I apologize for every hurtful things and acts that I've done to every one of
you.
Like a saying goes "Beribadatlah
seolah-olah kamu akan mati esok hari, dan carilah rezeki seolah-olah kamu akan
hidup seribu tahun lagi" (perform your religious obligations as
if you'll die tomorrow, and find your good fortune as if you'll live another
thousand years) so that each of us will find happiness in this world and Hereafter.
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