But a
daughter, sister, cousin
A dear friend
to her family,
To many, and
to me.
We may not be
very close like others
But close
enough that she affected me
Her charms
and energy have been simply amusing.
Last Friday,
she was like a spinning ‘’trompo’’
Running
everywhere, bouncing to everyone
A ‘’trompo’’
on fire, we couldn’t put down
That’s what how
she was then.
The last
thing I said to her, I will say it again…
‘’Marj, relax
ka lang ha.’’
~ Dizzy ~
December 15, 2013. 3 PM. Sunday. Marjorie died early this
morning and I cried, in fact, I am still teary even now. We were having our Christmas
party last Friday and when we noticed her missing for nearly an hour, we went
looking and found her at the fire exit hardly breathing. She was revived upon
reaching the emergency room and was comatose.
Everything happened so fast. I was looking down to her when
we found her. We were eye to eye. I was trying to keep her awake and not worry
a thing. I really thought she could get through it and she’d be fine. She always
had a strong spirit and she looked so determined to stay with us by the look of her eyes. When I found out
she was being revived at the ER, my tears were breaking out, praying she’d make
it just so shed be with her family even for a while.
The following day, Saturday, I barely can concentrate during
class discussions and I hadn’t have any moment to review for my two
presentations. It was our last day in school for this month. I’m glad I made it
out there in front of the class despite my emotional state coz Marj wont be
either happy if I’d fail myself. After school, I was supposed to be attending
my MBA batch’s Christmas party but I opted to visit her at the hospital ‘coz
according to the doctor, she’d be gone anytime. It was an emotional yet happy
visit and I was sure she heard me and Remy and her family.
I'm still teary but trying to compose myself for my dear friend... goodbye Marj. We will miss you....
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