Now enter, single file, the hosts who died early on,in Acts 3 and 4, or between scenes.The miraculous return of all those lost without a trace. The thought that they've been waiting patiently offstagewithout taking off their makeu
In her poem, Wisława Szymborska reflects on the concept of life, death, and the hidden narratives of those who have passed away early. She imagines these lost individuals waiting patiently offstage, still adorned with their makeup, as if ready to step back into the limelight at any moment. This imagery evokes a sense of lingering presence and unresolved stories that are left behind after their early exit from life.
The author employs a theatrical metaphor, suggesting that the deceased characters are akin to performers who have departed before their roles were fully realized. This invokes a contemplation of life’s unpredictability and the yearning for reconnection with those who have gone. It highlights the emotional weight carried by survivors who ponder the lives and stories that were tragically cut short, emphasizing the enduring impact of loss.
