Sorrow: A feeling of deep distress caused by loss, disappointment, or other misfortune. Sorrow is one of the emotions that drive us through life. It’s like a car with four wheels: sorrow is one wheel, another is happiness, guilt is another, and the last is love. We go through so many emotions everyday, every week, every year.
Imagine losing someone. Someone you love, someone you cared about. Imagine not ever being able to talk to them, not even to say “I love you” one last time. People have many ways of dealing with this...with this sorrow. Adam Lanza, walked into Sandy Hook Elementary School, proceeded to shoot people in the office, then continued to different classrooms throughout the school. In this attack 20 students, ages 6 to 7 …show more content…
My papa passed away during the summertime, a couple weeks before my 16th birthday. Not saying that my papa and I never got along, but there were habits that he would do that would drive me insane. I didn’t spend a lot of time with my papa in my lifetime, mostly because of these habits that he had. Although he had these habits, I still loved him, I just didn’t express it as much I had hoped to. When I heard that he had passed away, I instantly felt guilt about the way that I treated him, because of the bad habits that he had. I felt instant regret about this, and knew that I would never be able to tell him “I love you” one last time.
Guilt, and love were my main feelings that lead me to the sorrow that I felt after my papa had passed. I know that what happened was the best thing for him, but I still feel this way when I think about him.
Other people feel misery when they feel sorrow. Terrorist attacks bring out this emotion. The 9.11 terrorist attacks left many American in sorrow, and misery. Two airplanes flying from San Francisco were hijacked, by terrorists, and were flown into the Twin Towers in New York City on September 11, 2001. The Twin Towers then started to collapse floor by floor, crushing people in the buildings. The people in the plane were instantly killed by the crash. 14 people were able to escape the floors where the plane had crashed, and only 4 people were able to escape from higher …show more content…
Kurt Cobain on April 8, 1994 was found dead with a gunshot to his head in his home. The autopsy concluded that three days later on April 5th he had committed suicide by shooting himself in the head. Traces of drugs like heroin were found in his system (another thing people who suffer from depression turn to to “help the pain”).
Kurt Cobain as a kid was diagnosed with ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder), and Bipolar disorder (also known as manic depression). These disorders could’ve lead to Kurt Cobain suffering from depression. Things that could’ve also lead to him committing suicide was that he was on the verge of having a divorce with his wife at the time, Courtney Love. He seemed to be depressed in interviews that he had before he had committed suicide All of the fans of Nirvana were in heartache when they hear the news of Kurt Cobain 's death. Feeling guilt, because they wanted to make his life the best. Feeling their love for him even more, knowing that the band will never make anything new. Also happiness to know that they supported him, and that they were there when he was happy.
Sorrow isn’t just sadness. Sorrow is farther than sadness, it’s that feeling when people know nothing can change, and no one can’t do anything about it. Sorrow is needed. It’s the fourth wheel on the car, otherwise how would we drive our whole
Imagine losing someone. Someone you love, someone you cared about. Imagine not ever being able to talk to them, not even to say “I love you” one last time. People have many ways of dealing with this...with this sorrow. Adam Lanza, walked into Sandy Hook Elementary School, proceeded to shoot people in the office, then continued to different classrooms throughout the school. In this attack 20 students, ages 6 to 7 …show more content…
My papa passed away during the summertime, a couple weeks before my 16th birthday. Not saying that my papa and I never got along, but there were habits that he would do that would drive me insane. I didn’t spend a lot of time with my papa in my lifetime, mostly because of these habits that he had. Although he had these habits, I still loved him, I just didn’t express it as much I had hoped to. When I heard that he had passed away, I instantly felt guilt about the way that I treated him, because of the bad habits that he had. I felt instant regret about this, and knew that I would never be able to tell him “I love you” one last time.
Guilt, and love were my main feelings that lead me to the sorrow that I felt after my papa had passed. I know that what happened was the best thing for him, but I still feel this way when I think about him.
Other people feel misery when they feel sorrow. Terrorist attacks bring out this emotion. The 9.11 terrorist attacks left many American in sorrow, and misery. Two airplanes flying from San Francisco were hijacked, by terrorists, and were flown into the Twin Towers in New York City on September 11, 2001. The Twin Towers then started to collapse floor by floor, crushing people in the buildings. The people in the plane were instantly killed by the crash. 14 people were able to escape the floors where the plane had crashed, and only 4 people were able to escape from higher …show more content…
Kurt Cobain on April 8, 1994 was found dead with a gunshot to his head in his home. The autopsy concluded that three days later on April 5th he had committed suicide by shooting himself in the head. Traces of drugs like heroin were found in his system (another thing people who suffer from depression turn to to “help the pain”).
Kurt Cobain as a kid was diagnosed with ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder), and Bipolar disorder (also known as manic depression). These disorders could’ve lead to Kurt Cobain suffering from depression. Things that could’ve also lead to him committing suicide was that he was on the verge of having a divorce with his wife at the time, Courtney Love. He seemed to be depressed in interviews that he had before he had committed suicide All of the fans of Nirvana were in heartache when they hear the news of Kurt Cobain 's death. Feeling guilt, because they wanted to make his life the best. Feeling their love for him even more, knowing that the band will never make anything new. Also happiness to know that they supported him, and that they were there when he was happy.
Sorrow isn’t just sadness. Sorrow is farther than sadness, it’s that feeling when people know nothing can change, and no one can’t do anything about it. Sorrow is needed. It’s the fourth wheel on the car, otherwise how would we drive our whole