That's the way it is at some point in life. An inevitable consequence of living. A lot of things begin falling away.
In life, there comes a time when we inevitably face loss and change. As we navigate our experiences, we witness various aspects of our lives diminishing or fading away. This can be a natural part of existence, as we grow and evolve through different stages.
Charles Frazier, in his book "Thirteen Moons," captures this essence of life's transient nature. He suggests that the process of things falling away is a fundamental consequence of living, encouraging readers to reflect on the impermanence and transformation that accompany our journeys.
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