Haven't posted anything for months now, and this post would be a very emotional one. By all means, I'm not trying to disrespect anyone. Not intentionally. Hear me out okay?
It's been one month and a week. I still cry whenever I think of her.
Can you imagine losing a friend of yours? Can you imagine losing your own bestfriend? Can you imagine losing someone who becomes so attached and important to you, someone you think of as your own sister? To lose someone who shares so much with you, whom you talk to everyday, exchange bright stories with everyday. Someone who engages and fancy very unusual stuff and, by chance, the same unusual stuff that you do? Can you imagine losing your savior? The only human being you trust 100% and go to whenever you're down and always know that they'll be able to make hilarious jokes and cheer you up? Who seems to know what exactly to say? Can you imagine losing all
that?
I know people usually refer to someone who has passed by using past tense words. I don't want to. I refuse to.
Arwah Nashuha is a bright, cheeky girl. If you weren't close to her you would've thought she was perfectly healthy. Always up and about, making jokes, super hyper at school. I don't know. She was
just... happy. On the outside. Unfortunately, with reasons I dare not to question God for, she had lots of tests along her way in which she fought like a champion. A true fighter. I'm glad the pain for her is over. But I really, really miss her.
I may not have known her for a very very very long time. I may not have been friends with her before I got into secondary school. I may have not been in the same class/form/age as her. But I really do take her as a sister. I still remember how we met. A hilarious co-incidence, followed by hilaaaarious conversations on Twitter. Day by day we kept joking around and sharing stories, exchanging secrets, talking about crushes. She shared her side of the story, where she had all the pain. Like I said, she's a true fighter. Even with all the pain she had to go through she was still there, grinning from ear to ear, helping people without hesitating eventhough she was the one in true pain. How can you not admire her?
I might be too cheesy on this, but it's true. That's how I feel. She is the nicest person I have ever met. So positive. So down to earth. So.. Cua.
I abhor myself for everything. I loathe myself for not tagging along with my parents to visit her and went to school for some stupid project stuff instead. Which makes me hate school even more. But then, that's the only place I hung out with her and had wicked (plus wacko) conversations with her. I despise myself for not having the opportunity to fullfill the promises I made to her. That we made to each other. That we'd go out to celebrate our birthdays as march babies together, but I couldn't go out. It hurts super bad to realize you are the reason your promises to someone weren't fullfilled.
I would go on and on and on about how much I detest me, but I'd rather spare you. I just hope she accepts my apology, if I have ever done anything wrong to her. On purpose or not. I have and will always dedicate to her millions of Al-Fatihah, always. My condolences to her family, her bestfriends, her classmates and anyone else who has lost THE fighter.
But hey, at least she's pain-free. I had prayed everyday that she would recover miraculously but Allah knows best, and He loves her more than anyone in this world can. As for well, us Martians, we lost a champion.
So she's the one who got away, from all the pain. I really miss her, but I'm happy.
"You are always in my heart sutun"