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Beloved's passing prompts heartfelt tribute from woman

Beloved's passing prompts heartfelt tribute from woman

From Delfi · () Lithuanian

Translated from Lithuanian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • A woman has posted a heartfelt tribute on Facebook following the death of her loved one, Stasius Liupkevičius.
  • She shared a poem expressing her enduring love and memories, stating he will always remain in her heart.
  • The tribute speaks of carrying him in prayers and seeing him in nature, a poignant farewell.

A woman has shared a deeply emotional tribute on Facebook following the death of Stasius Liupkevičius. She posted a poem expressing her profound grief and lasting love for him.

"My dear man, you will always remain in my heart and in the most wonderful memories," she wrote. "Thank you for being a beloved, respected fellow traveler on my fragile life path. May the Almighty protect your rest."

The poem describes how she will carry him in her prayers, see him in a bright star, feel him in the sun's rays, and hear him in the most resonant musical chords. She speaks of her own eventual departure, with only memories remaining like dew drops and rich blossoms.

"I will not be... only time will flow, in which I hurried, the wind will roar in the stream of life, sinking into the depths of the future," she wrote. "I will not be, only occasionally will I return as dew in newly bloomed flowers, perhaps as a bird, gently, gently, I will respond in a line of an unfinished song... I will not be, you will shine in a sunbeam or in the moonlight, imprinted on the holy earth, leaving footprints and the coolness of morning dew. I will not be, only time will remain, which will continue the unpaved roads, other lives will greedily collect that time and the hot sunbeams..."

The tribute, signed by I. Gildutytė-Navikienė, is a testament to her enduring affection and the significant impact Liupkevičius had on her life.

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Originally published by Delfi in Lithuanian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.