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Catatan kematian

sudah sminggu Gus Dur meninggal.. cukup banyak catatan menarik yg diberikan orang-orang kepada sejarah hidupnya..
coretan tulisan ini bukan bermaksud menambahi catatan ttg kehidupan Gus Dur yg jelas2 banyak memberikan pencerahan kepada bangsa ini.

cuma habis sempat terdiam ketika habis membaca perkataan Franz Magnis Suseno tentang kematian di kompas hari ini .. (dia berbicara masih dalam konteks Gus Dur yg sudah tiada)..

dia mengingatkan kita bahwa bukan setelah kelahiran kehidupan menorehkan tinta-remark atas sejarah hidup seseorang. tp setelah kematianlah torehan itu sungguh berarti..

so..

bersiaplah untuk mati dan biarkan sejarah mencatat torehan apa yg sudah kita tuliskan dalam kehidupan.


(akhirnya setelah lama males nulis, mulai punya semangat lagi...thanks utk "kematian")

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