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A Letter To My Dad


Letter To My Dad

I penned this letter to my Dad a few months after he passed away. Here goes…

It has been 8 months since you left but I still can't bring myself to accept the fact that you are gone forever. Everyday I think of ways of how I can bring you back. It makes me want to scream when I realize that it is not possible. All I end up doing is cry till my eyes hurt.
When you left, you took a part of me with you. Nobody and nothing can ever fill the void left in my heart by your loss. I am sorry for not telling you each day how much I loved you.

Sometimes, I used to wonder if you had superpowers because you somehow managed to do the most impossible tasks with utmost ease. All of this just to bring a smile on my face.

You played multiple roles - best drinking buddy, most patient shopping & day-out partner. This is why I called you my Superman and you shall always continue to remain my hero.

Although I can no longer see you, I can still feel you guiding and supporting me in my times of difficulties. Even when you were leaving, you made me stronger with your words.

To one of the most kindest and caring souls I knew, the one who was full of life and positivity, my pillar of strength - you still inspire me and give me hope. I miss you terribly every day. But, at least heaven got its angel back.

Love you immensely bibi. Make heaven beautiful with your awesomeness.
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Location: Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

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