Kristopher Dow

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It was then that it hit me: the undeniable, tangible feeling that someone I knew had died, that I’d lost someone I had grown close to. Tom was dead and we would never see him again. No more talking late into the night, drinking red wine, or enjoying meals together. It was the first time the finality of death had really hit home for either of us, and so she started to cry there in that place.
Kristopher Dow
Understanding finality
If Cats Disappeared from the World
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