Actress Shin Da-eun has parted ways with her dog, whom she lived with for 18 years.
On the 9th, Shin Da-eun said, "Bomi, who has been with me for 18 years, recently crossed the rainbow bridge. It seems she fell asleep very comfortably."
She continued, "I thought I practiced letting go a lot, but in fact, I haven't been able to tidy up Bomi's traces around the house. I see Bomi in the house several times a day. Even when all is well, I become lost when I realize that 'Oh, Bomi is no longer here.' It seems I haven't grasped the emotional reality yet because we shared so many moments together."
She then stated, "After putting the baby to sleep, I light incense in front of her urn and light a candle. Only then can I fully mourn. During the 18 years, I feel like I received comfort only from Bomi, and I feel nothing but regret."
Finally, she added, "Our Bomi, must have crossed the rainbow bridge with her ears fluttering, right? I want to thank everyone who adored Bomi."
The following is the full text.
Bomi,
On the day we first met, it rained spring rain just like today.
Our eighteenth spring together could not go on until the end.
Now that I've let you go, only the things I couldn't do for you come to mind.
The days I passed without caring for your wait.
I should have held you more, looked at you more, smiled at you more.
Such thoughts make my heart ache.
You were the first to teach me the feeling of 'attachment.'
I truly loved you deeply.
You were the first to notice my loneliness more than anyone in the world,
quietly approaching and staying by my side, my secret friend.
To a place too deep to reach with words,
Thank you so much for loving me just as I am.
I miss your warm scent so much.
I miss your soft paws, your sad gaze, your warmth.
I long for all of that.
Bomi. I love you.
Wherever you are, I will remember you in my heart.
You will always be the warmest season in my heart.
Bomi, who has been with me for 18 years, recently crossed the rainbow bridge.
It seems she fell asleep very comfortably.
I thought I practiced letting go a lot,
but in fact, I haven't been able to tidy up Bomi's traces around the house.
I see Bomi in the house several times a day.
Even when all is well, I become lost when I realize that 'Oh, Bomi is no longer here.'
I become lost.
It seems I haven't grasped the emotional reality yet because we shared so many moments together.
After putting the baby to sleep,
I light incense in front of her urn and light a candle.
Only then can I fully mourn.
During the 18 years, I feel like I received comfort only from Bomi.
I feel nothing but regret.
Our Bomi, must have crossed the rainbow bridge with her ears fluttering, right?
I want to thank everyone who adored Bomi.
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