Would you believe that everybody’s conscience strike immediately? Would you think that it’s possible for it to strike at a time when it’s too late?
Conscience indeed, can strike anytime. Times when you don’t expect, even times of coincidence. But do people truly embrace this ‘conscience’ in them? Do they embrace this life miracle, do they embrace this wonderful feeling? Conscience…
Probably conscience strikes immediately, after an impactful event? It’s probably just up to the person do really ‘feel’ it, to really dig deep down into his heart and understand how certain actions made has caused hurt to certain people. In other words, it’s really up to how much one can empathise.
Would you be mindful to those whom you’ve made actions on? Just simple acts, even to help your friends, could arise dramatic changes in someone else’s views of you. You could have done something you thought was right, but others may not think so.
Would you wait till something’s over that you start reminiscing on how you could have actually made it better? Would you start to regret on certain unmade decisions and actions that could have made memories so much more fond? Would you regret not saying that last goodbye?
I have always had this thought. Especially during occasions where I have to depart to somewhere else, be it in the same country, or even the same district. I’ve always have had this thought. What if I didn’t say a proper ‘goodbye’ to the ones I love? And to make matters worst, what if when I’ve left, something happened to them, and that I can never be together with them anymore? I would be haunted with not the fond memories they’ve created, but with the sense of guilt, the sense of how I should have had that last hug with them before departing, of how I should have said a simple yet heartfelt ‘I Love You.’
Because many people often expect what they themseleves expect when they return home. Many people expect everyone to still be safe and healthy when he comes home from the States, or even to expect his loved ones to be safe and healthy when he comes home from work. But who knows what could happen the next second? By the blink of an eye, you could hav had someone so dear in your life lost, you could have had someone so dear in your life missing, you could have had lost this significant part of your heart, you could have lost you.
Many a times people take for granted. The simple things in their lives are just so expected that it becomes almost a routine to them. But the moment they’ve lost something, they realise they have had thier lives changed forever. Upon losing somone in thier lives, they start to ponder and regret on why they haven’t had loved them so much more, on why they haven’t shown thatg much of love and concern, on why they haven’t took every single opportunity to celbrate one’s existence, to say ‘I Love You.’
Would you be a one full of regrets to come? No one knows for sure.
Probably our conscience would tell.