Yep I totally caught the part about the pauses which we miss in life, consequently missing out the reviews and scrutiny which is absolutely necessary if we want to taste some parts of life to its extreme...
Anyway regarding death and all Haji's concerns about how we will all be soon forgetton once we've bitten the dust! I remember 100 zabaan once saying how after Aghajoon's death everyone would talk about him and laugh and review all the great times they had together and all the great things he had taught them which they would live by for life, how his presence could be felt even though his body was no longer around... His memory made everyone so happy that if a third party were to watch this happy family laughing over their dead I mean laughing while they were talking about a dear one who had recently been lost that third party would think these people were crazy... anyway mikhaam begaam you don't have to be much mourned for to be remembered... chejoori mishe vaaghean ye adam bad az marg ham injoori hozooresh zende bashe as if he is still alive plucking flowers from parks and... Yani ye adam ke maybe he was only known by his own little comfortable family lives on for so long after death...
Nemidoonam vaghean che serriye...
Now consider celebrities for instance although they were known by tons of people at their own time once they pass away no matter how famous they were while alive it only takes a maximum of a year for their memories to fade for ever (of course with some exceptions). Rasoul Molla Gholi pooro ke yadetoone? Didin azaad saziye khorramshahr gozasht ye yad azash nashod? Naser Abdollahi ki bood?! Sedaye bi Sedaye Farhado ki shanid? Aslan vaghti zende bood mishnakhtish ya mesle man vaghti mord taze fahmidi ki bood? Jafaar Bozorgi, Hossein Panahi, Jamile Sheykhi, Poopak Goldarre, Fazlollahe Arvandi (this person doesn't even exist I made him up myself but how were you gonna notice!?) and on and on and on and on...
Moral of the story? Well I'll leave that to you...
-Miniature
