Good-bye
Prose-Poetry
by Anne G
The definition of good-bye: a concluding remark, gesture at parting; a taking leave.
Good-bye, a word, a phrase, so commonly used! So simple yet so profound. It’s import can be carefree or emotionally charged; it’s impact inconsequential or immeasurable, depending on who utters it and with what meaning or intention.
Good-bye can be happy when said with the expectation of a future encounter. Good-bye can also be fraught with sadness when said with the knowledge of a prolonged or permanent parting.
Good-bye can mean so much to so many. It can carry numerous implications; both good and bad. Good-bye can be hopeful, cheerful and playful or be laced with sarcasm; convey despair, remorse or pain.
Good-bye can mean so much yet so little; for the few and for the many. Defined as a common parting phrase, good-bye is much greater than the sum of it’s seven letters, it is sublime.
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Anne G
I write because I am:
Driven to distraction by the inequities of the society in which we live.
Motivated by cruelty, abuse, ignorance and indifference.
My intention: To poke, prod and provoke!
"Moderation is a fatal thing. Nothing succeeds like excess." - Oscar Wilde
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