A Day of Silence and Tears
No sound is louder than the silence of the death of a loved one.
No sound can break through the shroud that envelops mourners in those days following a death.
Nothing can wipe the tears but the passage of time which only dries them up on the outside. On the inside they can be tapped at a moment's notice.
Such is the life of this Saturday between past and future, between a lost human hope and an eternal divine one.
The Great Sabbath.
Holy Saturday.
All is shrouded.
All is lost.
All is silent.
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