On
Letting Go
Lost
Love
Journey
of Hearts
A Healing
Place in CyberSpaceTM
Lost
Love
Author Unknown
I used to love Kristen
but now I am a loser
and she hates me.
Treasure the ones you love
because you can lose them
at any time.
A Hallmark
From someone who
has known love and lost
12/23/95
We found these words written on
the top of an old abandoned missile post in Tilden Park, Berkeley, in the
Spring of 1998.
The pain in the words, written
several years ago, still reached into my heart (especially since the name
was so close to my own. Thankfully, I was no where near Berkeley in 1995).
The writer I imagined was a
young male, dealing with the loss of a first love at Christmas.
As I looked over the hills of
Tilden with the cows grazing in the field below, I could only imagine the
pain and the anguish felt by this anonymous writer over the loss of a love.
They are shared here so that
all who have lost, will realize they are not alone in their feelings of
loss.
Recently
we revisited the area to look for these words. Time is taking its toll
on the paint, so that it is more difficult to read the original words.
You can only hope that the person who wrote them, the intense memories
have faded with time, as the words are slowly fading from view.
Last updated February 13, 1999
Orange Flower
is from Art by Cheryl.
The photograph on this page is © Kirsti
A. Dyer, 1998 and is from Tilden Park, overlooking San Francisco Bay to
Marin County.
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