Today is 6 July, and Wladyslaw Szpilman, a famous Polish pianist, died six years ago today. On his death day and birthday, 5 December, I always feel obligated to pay respects to him in some way. This happens to many people that I became "close" to by studing their lives and works.
Does anyone else feel this need? I'm not talking about feeling happiness for George Washington during President's Weekend-- that's entirely different unless one has truly studied his life and felt a connection with him, not just knowing that he was the first president of the US. So, I'm asking, do I stand alone, because it does seem like lonely work sometimes.
2006-07-06
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