If losing Sam had taught me anything, it was to seize life-seize everything it had to offer, including the tears, the anger and loss, but most of all, the laughter and the love. To just seize life. Because it was fleeting and it was fickle, and no one, not me or anyone I knew, had another day, let alone another second promised to them.
The passage reflects a profound realization stemming from the loss of a loved one, Sam. The narrator learns to embrace life in its entirety, acknowledging that both joy and sorrow are essential parts of the human experience. This acceptance highlights the importance of cherishing each moment, as life is unpredictable and fleeting.
By emphasizing the need to seize the day, the narrator encourages a mindset that values laughter and love, even...