The writer understands how deeply mysterious the 'familiar' really is. How strangely opaque, what we've seen a thousand times. And how inconsolable a loss, when the taken-for-granted is finally taken from us.
The author reflects on the profound nature of what we often consider familiar, illustrating its deep-seated mysteries. Familiarity, which we encounter countless times, can hide complexities that are only revealed when we truly examine them. This exploration of the known unveils an unexpected depth that can surprise us.
When we experience the loss of something we have always taken for granted, the impact can be overwhelming. The writer conveys a sense of inconsolable grief that arises from losing the ordinary, highlighting how vital these familiar elements are to our lives and how their absence leaves a significant void.
