One Light

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We may fail to see someone even radiating because we don't give an attention or notice on people whom we realized their worth when their gone. I used to see memes on social media when people talk about how kind someone is after the death of the person. Giving positive messages, but I wonder if they even checked the signs or overlooked someone is drowning in loneliness.

During the past three years, I have attended a number of funeral service livestreamed through Zoom. I heard a number of eulogies out there. I can tell someone is sincere, while others just want to show they care, but after that there's none.

I know how difficult it is to lose someone being orphaned at a young age. Those who promised to act like a parent never really did. Thus, I had trust issues on promises whenever I hear them in eulogies for the family of the departed.

Still, I wanted to believe there are people who will act as that one light helping those who are in need of guidance.


Sharing the photos of this one light which is still off until it radiates when turned on. I'm also sharing this song by Linkin Park called "One More Light" which I felt is tear-jerking.


YouTube/Linkin Park


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