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The obituary - a whole community mourns and loses a part of itself
The funeral procession just crossed the cemetery to the last escort of the deceased. The weather was typical April weather, but the mourners were warmed by the sunny rays that occasionally broke through the cloud cover. The fact that the sun was shining was the last highlight of the glorious career of the deceased, as "APOM" unfolded best in these rays of sunshine. And so there was also a smile on the faces of most of the mourners, for the thought of this faithful companion touched the hearts of all.
Among the guests were many younger ones who knew they would never hold a candle to "APOM". Among those present were "L'Homme a la rose" or "Petit matin", who always tried hard to emulate their idols, but would never reach them.
But also heavyweights like "Grand Soir" or "Oud Satin Mood" have set out to pay their last respects to their older brother. Still others were also already in the ground, most notably "Lumiere Noire Homme".
None of those present could understand why the best among them had to die so early. So there was also great sadness and anger among the guests, as they simply could not understand. Nevertheless, the mourning was welcomed, as it is a process that helps to cope with the loss of a companion. However, not only grieving itself, but also remembering the deceased is an essential part of the grieving process as well as honoring and remembering the one who has been laid to rest.
When the funeral procession finally came to a halt at the designated grave, "Grand Soir" broke away from the crowd and began the eulogy:
"Dear brother, dear role model, dear APOM,
a full seven years older than I, you were always an anchor in turbulent times for many for those gathered here today, and thus always a part of us. With your fresh, flowery and also slightly sweet nature, you always brought a smile to the lips of those who were privileged to know you. Yes, you were a simple contemporary, you clearly stood against modern frills and fleeting trends. You were sensual, warm and almost tender. But you were also noble, classic and timeless from the very beginning. And even if your inner concentration was not one of the strongest, you were always radiant and always accompanied your loved ones for a long time.
You were the epitome of the classic man of the world and never pretended to be anything else. You were able to provide comfort and were just there when you were needed. You combined your penchant for orange blossom and cedar like no one before you or after you. Yes, you weren't loved by everyone, but you were loved by a lot. Some thought you were old-fashioned, but I say you were always up-to-date and on the cutting edge.
Happy can consider themselves, who was allowed to experience you during your lifetime and even happier can consider themselves those who can carry you even longer in their hearts and on their skin. We will miss you, beloved brother, you were and are irreplaceable. We will all remember you forever and can only hope that one day someone will emerge who can follow in your great footsteps. You were always a part of us and will forever remain a part of us!"
With these words, the last remains of "APOM" were laid to rest, and the mourners slowly dispersed, each one hanging on to their own thoughts. But now the sun finally came out and each and every one of them knew that "APOM" would watch over them from now on and always at the first warm rays of the sun all of them would remember "APOM".
Among the guests were many younger ones who knew they would never hold a candle to "APOM". Among those present were "L'Homme a la rose" or "Petit matin", who always tried hard to emulate their idols, but would never reach them.
But also heavyweights like "Grand Soir" or "Oud Satin Mood" have set out to pay their last respects to their older brother. Still others were also already in the ground, most notably "Lumiere Noire Homme".
None of those present could understand why the best among them had to die so early. So there was also great sadness and anger among the guests, as they simply could not understand. Nevertheless, the mourning was welcomed, as it is a process that helps to cope with the loss of a companion. However, not only grieving itself, but also remembering the deceased is an essential part of the grieving process as well as honoring and remembering the one who has been laid to rest.
When the funeral procession finally came to a halt at the designated grave, "Grand Soir" broke away from the crowd and began the eulogy:
"Dear brother, dear role model, dear APOM,
a full seven years older than I, you were always an anchor in turbulent times for many for those gathered here today, and thus always a part of us. With your fresh, flowery and also slightly sweet nature, you always brought a smile to the lips of those who were privileged to know you. Yes, you were a simple contemporary, you clearly stood against modern frills and fleeting trends. You were sensual, warm and almost tender. But you were also noble, classic and timeless from the very beginning. And even if your inner concentration was not one of the strongest, you were always radiant and always accompanied your loved ones for a long time.
You were the epitome of the classic man of the world and never pretended to be anything else. You were able to provide comfort and were just there when you were needed. You combined your penchant for orange blossom and cedar like no one before you or after you. Yes, you weren't loved by everyone, but you were loved by a lot. Some thought you were old-fashioned, but I say you were always up-to-date and on the cutting edge.
Happy can consider themselves, who was allowed to experience you during your lifetime and even happier can consider themselves those who can carry you even longer in their hearts and on their skin. We will miss you, beloved brother, you were and are irreplaceable. We will all remember you forever and can only hope that one day someone will emerge who can follow in your great footsteps. You were always a part of us and will forever remain a part of us!"
With these words, the last remains of "APOM" were laid to rest, and the mourners slowly dispersed, each one hanging on to their own thoughts. But now the sun finally came out and each and every one of them knew that "APOM" would watch over them from now on and always at the first warm rays of the sun all of them would remember "APOM".
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