Daily Dialogue — August 25, 2013

“I find I’ve been sitting with my head in my hands. And an hour has gone by or longer. Like this. And I’m completely numb. The kettle can be boiling away or telephone… and I’m crying, I’m crying. I mean, I can be on the tube and somebody says, ‘What’s the matter?’ And there are tears, it’s ridiculous. I miss him, I just miss him, I miss him, I miss him, I miss him.”

— Truly Madly Deeply (1990), written by Anthony Minghella

The Daily Dialogue theme for the week is overcome with emotion suggested by Sabina. Today’s suggestion by Mark Walker.

Trivia: The poem Jamie asks Nina to translate is “The Dead Woman” by Pablo Neruda.

Dialogue On Dialogue: That ache of missing someone, where emotions completely take over our being. Such is the power of love lost.