Singer Narkis Shares Pain Ahead of October 7th Memorial Day
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
Singer Narkis expressed her profound difficulty in articulating her feelings ahead of the October 7th memorial day. She stated she wrote and deleted her planned post a thousand times, finding the events and global support for the perpetrators too overwhelming to describe. Narkis conveyed that even the most graphic accounts cannot capture the depth of pain and rage she feels.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Singer Narkis struggled to write a post for the October 7th memorial day.
- Narkis wrote and deleted her planned post a thousand times.
- She described the events of October 7th and global support for perpetrators as "not normal."
- Narkis stated that words cannot adequately express the pain and rage.
- She concluded her message with "Sorry, a thousand times sorry."
Singer Narkis shared her deep emotional struggles on Tuesday regarding the upcoming memorial day for the October 7th attacks, which falls on Wednesday. She revealed that she repeatedly found herself unable to formulate the words she wished to publish.
"I wrote and deleted a thousand times a post I am supposed to publish tomorrow, but I broke down, really. I couldn't complete normal sentences, because nothing on that day is normal," Narkis wrote. She also addressed the atrocities committed and the support she claims they receive globally. "What they did to us is not normal, and that the world supports them, it's simply not normal. And I can't find the words, and usually I am a woman of words, but this time it's too big for me, it's enormous."
Narkis added that even the most difficult testimonies and descriptions fail to convey the intensity of the pain. "Every description I find, every testimony I hear, all the cruelest descriptions there are will not be enough to convey a message or something to release the pain and rage. Sorry, a thousand times sorry," she concluded, describing the feeling that words cannot contain the pain and rage.