Srinithya Srinivasan's Blog
August 18, 2021
Closure
Will closure help in the healing of a wound?
Will closure mend the pain and heartache?
Will we be able to take back the time we've lost if we reach a consensus?
Will closure help us to gain what we've lost?
This is indeed a ray of hope. The most perilous of all is hope.
The harsh reality is that closure is a myth.
That 'last relationship talk' will leave you feeling hurt, confused, and angry, rather than empowered or enlightened.
All of your wounds will be healed. All fires will be put out. This memory will become a lesson.
Remember, my dear, we are our own sorrows, our own joys, and our own remedies.
So forget about closure. Close or slam the door and walk away.
Will closure mend the pain and heartache?
Will we be able to take back the time we've lost if we reach a consensus?
Will closure help us to gain what we've lost?
This is indeed a ray of hope. The most perilous of all is hope.
The harsh reality is that closure is a myth.
That 'last relationship talk' will leave you feeling hurt, confused, and angry, rather than empowered or enlightened.
All of your wounds will be healed. All fires will be put out. This memory will become a lesson.
Remember, my dear, we are our own sorrows, our own joys, and our own remedies.
So forget about closure. Close or slam the door and walk away.
