I had feared that my reaction to his death - the outpouring of sorrow - has been overdone emotionally. But the feeling for Rev. AT has come from a fact, the more I recall and remember his work and his being--intense, both in heatlh and in sickness. His death was worth the mourning; not because his life was not complete, but because it was a very good life lived--a very good brief life, worth of admiration as much as grief. If I may call his death untimely, for the brevity of his life, it only means that I still wish for more of him, here.

posted by Graciana@Home at 6:25 am