¤ Death of your beloved ¤

“ Goodbye England Rose, May you ever grow in our hearts, you were the grace that placed itself, where lives were torn apart. You called out to our country, and you whispered to those in pain. Now you belong to heaven, and the stars spell out your name.” This may be one of the most famous songs written and sang by Elton John, "Candle in the Wind ", which is a song dedicated to the beloved  Diana Spencer, Princess of Wales, who died in a car accident in 1997. This image depicts her funeral with the Royal family members. " Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, Prince Harry, Earl Spencer, Prince William, and Philip, Duke of Edinburgh stand behind Diana's casket . Right in the middle of the image is the coffin of Princess Diana carried by 12  guardsmen. Her coffin is covered by a monarchy's flag and there are a bunch of white lilies and a bunch of white roses on it. Although we can just see the back of her family member, but we can also feel their agonies by looking at the black suits and their slightly pendent heads. Although the photo is well-illuminated and there are lots of colorful flowers at the background, the mourns in their hearts can not be concealed. The family members are placed in the middle of the image and are almost the same size as the coffin at the background and so the audiences' attentions will focus on the coffin, family members and the 12 guardsmen.

Although Princess Diana had died for almost 7 years, to me, her death was still unbelievable. But I thought her 2 sons were in great agony when they were informed of their mother's death. They were still at their teenage by the time their mother left them. Their family appeared to be a sweet, warm and united one. But everything changed on the day when God summoned their mother back to its bosom. 

 People cried for the death of their angel.

The royal family was entering the church for the funeral.

The soldier is crying for losing his friend in the battlefield.

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