《目送：龙应台“人生三书”之三》_读后感100字

A river runs through it
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Eventually, all things merge into one, and a river runs through it. The river was cut by the worlds great flood and runs over rocks from the basement of time. On some of those rocks are timeless raindrops. Under the rocks are the words, and some of the words are theirs.I am haunted by waters.”― Norman Maclean
1.   Dad, it’s me. How are you today?
Tooth ache. Cannot eat.
2.      Dad, it’s me. How are you today?
I am practicing calligraphy. Are you coming home for lunch this weekend?
Sorry, I cannot, got a meeting.
3.      Dad, it’s me. Have you had your lunch?
Could not eat.
4.      Dad, it’s me. How are you today?
Not bad.
Did you go out? You can call a taxi.
5.       Hello-Did you have lunch?
Did you hear me? I am your daughter—
I said, Did-you-have-lunch?
6.      Dad, it’s me. Hello-Are you OK today?
How are you today? Did you hear me? Did you hear me? Say something—
7.       Hello-How are you today?
Hello-How are you today?
Hello-
Part III of the book starts each little story with the same dream, of me and Dad, of the agonizing long journey going “home”. Comparing with Long’s other two books in the series, the last episode was the most  emotional part of the journey. The unseen battles bobbing under the seemingly slow and quiet surface of life: the bitterness of ageing, of losing; the fighting for dignity and respect. One day, the seemingly unbearable farewell sneaked in: Dad was gone, Mum got dementia, and “I” was alone.
Like Yeats said, we all will wither into truth with time, like a river flowing into the sea. We will become part of the ocean, and I will meet you there.