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Printablenot grieving..sick ...every time more info that he was killed surfaces | |
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I still can't watch his movies or listen 2 his music. It's too sad. | |
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Yes. Still can't listen to his music. Pity, its about all I used to listen to. Pretty quiet around here now | |
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I can't say I'm actually grieving because I didn't know the man, but I do feel sadness and a sense of loss. | |
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I watch a repeat documentary, Prince: A Purple Reign I think it was? Anywho, in the beginning they play the 911 call, and I busted out in tears. I'm still sad, I think a piece of me will always be sad that he's gone. I'm not a human
I am a dove I'm your conscious I am love All I really need is to know that You believe | |
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Yeah, that part of the documentary was hard to take .. I'm there with you. [Edited 1/29/17 10:29am] | |
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Yes. Just when I thought I've accepted his "death" (still strange to me typing that to describe Prince), I get numb and go through denial once again. I'm sure as date of his first death anniversary approaches, it's going to be tough again.  "Just like the sun, the Rainbow Children rise."
"We had fun, didn't we?" -Prince (1958-2016) 4ever in my life |
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Yes. Definitely. I feel like in some way I always will be. | |
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no... but i sure wish he were still alive... the only time i still feel a palpable sense of loss is when i drive by Paisley Park and realize he's no longer alive and creating new joints inside that beautiful building ... | |
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rainbowchild said: Yes. Just when I thought I've accepted his "death" (still strange to me typing that to describe Prince), I get numb and go through denial once again. I'm sure as date of his first death anniversary approaches, it's going to be tough again. Yes, but you may find after that anniversary passes that it will get easier. The first year is the hardest after a death. | |
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Morningstarlet said:
Yeah, that part of the documentary was hard to take .. I'm there with you. [Edited 1/29/17 10:29am] Yup, the same things happened to me when I tuned in to watch that Documentary. It caught me off guard. I had to quickly change the channel that night and give it a few minutes for that part to be over before I tuned back in. I just couldn't watch it. It was devastating to hear.. | |
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RJOrion said: no... but i sure wish he were still alive... the only time i still feel a palpable sense of loss is when i drive by Paisley Park and realize he's no longer alive and creating new joints inside that beautiful building ... If I lived by Paisley Park, I'd be bawling every time I pass by knowing he's gone and his ashes are there; I'd probably move away for awhile. "Just like the sun, the Rainbow Children rise."
"We had fun, didn't we?" -Prince (1958-2016) 4ever in my life |
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Yes this week has been extremely hard .....
Smiling Makes Joy Come Alive........and Joy can never die .........  | |
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Yes - so very much mailto:www.iDon'tThinkSo.com.Uranus | |
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Yes. What? | |
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It has really hit me again the past few days. I am tearing up a lot. Right now in fact. Don't know why.
All of last year since April 21 was really really tough. Then around the year-end I felt a lot better about it, so I don't know why it is hitting me again suddenly. I think it's because it seems like it's been so loooong. Things are not the same in our world, I feel. And also April is approaching. There's a lot going on and the Org is busy, as is the FB sites and a lot of other things. One thing I will say though, I am glad people are starting to realize just how special Prince was, and his passing has changed things spiritually. People are talking more about spirituality (maybe it's just me who sees that in the world and here?) And I am glad for that. He was so darned unique. Just gentle, sweet, not understood...so different from the normal person. [Edited 2/3/17 10:32am] | |
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Maybe it's because it's become a new year, the date has changed and we feel that we must now move on? I don't know, it's just a thought. I think about him every day. Every. Freaking. Day. It still hurts and I have moments when the tears come, but it's getting better. No other artist ever touched me with their music the way that Prince did. What does give me comfort is seeing all of the stories from others come out about how Prince helped them in their careers or was just there as a friend for them and all of his charitable contributions and how he would reach out to people in need (behind the scenes) and help them. He was indeed a special human being with a huge heart and a gift to make others happy. I will always be grateful that I was here to witness his rise to superstardom, to see him grow and mature in his musical styles and tastes and so, so very grateful that he shared them with the world. | |
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kingricefan said:
Maybe it's because it's become a new year, the date has changed and we feel that we must now move on? I don't know, it's just a thought. I think about him every day. Every. Freaking. Day. It still hurts and I have moments when the tears come, but it's getting better. No other artist ever touched me with their music the way that Prince did. What does give me comfort is seeing all of the stories from others come out about how Prince helped them in their careers or was just there as a friend for them and all of his charitable contributions and how he would reach out to people in need (behind the scenes) and help them. He was indeed a special human being with a huge heart and a gift to make others happy. I will always be grateful that I was here to witness his rise to superstardom, to see him grow and mature in his musical styles and tastes and so, so very grateful that he shared them with the world. Yes. We are very fortunate. | |
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