Death normally feels like a trap nobody or nothing can release from. This sensation could even cover all human worries, transforming life in such a hard, brain-eating process. However, there are human things that may be trascending this existential trap, and I am not refering to people's goods. Perhaps, the strongest element of humankind is the untangible love. Just for a second, one might think: is it love really capable to get out of this trap?
Once one feels love for someone or something, an unmaterial connection is stablished. Then, as far as love brights in authenticity and grow in its size, there is no physical thing can really harm the entwined threads between lovers. This means any trap-adverse event- might be dangerous enough for people who do not know to stop because of obstacles, when something infinitely bigger is ahead them. Even the greatest trap, death, is a matter one should not be feared of when love exists.
There could be mentioned several reasons to justify last sentence, but just to illustrate it think that when a loved one passes away, the feeling in those who are still alive can even increase. This is, the remembering of routines, places, songs, smells shared with that someone tend to strengthen the connection that used to be. This may suggest people's love trascends the physical presence. Although one cannot explain how it totally works, one is sure love is there to jump over whichever fence in the garden of life-death.
In one word, a grave is not a synonym of ending. In fact, law of conservation of energy states that energy itself cannot be created or destroyed, just transformed. In this sense, love, as a pure energy of being, never dies. Love just evolves to be enjoyed in a new phase.
