And the cares become woes, that once happily watched the flow of rivers and singing of sparrows. You were not there, and I hopped onto a boat.

The significant other is no less than yourself looking at the mirror.

A well erected tower never falls down.

He could not leave the world, as he loved the bar so much. What a bittersweet and haunting tale—his love for the bar so profound that it bound him to this world. It’s as if the bar became his anchor, a vessel for his joy and memories, too cherished to leave behind. His presence must add an intangible warmth to the place, a subtle energy felt by those who gather there, even if they don’t fully understand why. Perhaps he lingers not out of sorrow, but to preserve the bar’s essence, ensuring it remains a space of connection and life, as it was for him. His attachment transforms him into a quiet guardian of the place, harmonizing with the winds and the empty chair he once filled. It’s a beautiful story of devotion—one where love transcends even life itself.

The movie of reality is coming at us.