Inert Bogus Times...

Will hashtags #WhatHisLastMovie 

and #IfItOnlyHadBeen  

go viral... ever? 

Most likely not.

Will the most active people on social media 

ever make an effort to become more...

articulate?...logical? ...SMART?

Not holding my breath for that.

Does Robin give a damn now, 

where he is?

(Wherever it may come to be - 

what it may come to be - 

or something like that?)

But, really now...

Even my CAT can make more intelligent use 

of social media...

especially when it comes time to 

express bereavement...

It's not about movie lines that he might have delivered, 

worthy of being remembered... 

'lest you forgot''... twits. 

The most important -as most interesting- thing 

to look for at a time like this, 

in the man's body of work, 

has to be any and all signs 

he might have given 

about his predicament... 

The lines chosen by the fans do not even begin 

to deliver, on that all-important front; 

heck, in fact, now as when he was leaving this world, 

those lines do not mean jack squat 

for Robin himself...

The mere fact he chose that role 

in that final finished film at the time of his departure, 

a film bastardized by the American remake process 

but totally fitting ; it is much telling 

about his state of mind,  

about his spirits...

The final role of an actor, as cherished as Robin was,  

will always be remembered as the last message, 

most heartfelt, that he had to deliver to his fans. 

That travesty of a remake, 

badly written and directed though it was, 

contains vital clues to its star's state of mind 

(confirmed by a candid confession 

concerning depression, made during an interview - 

and still, Robin did not get the help 

he was in dire need of...)

Robin Williams was unique -

a comic with that tragic aura; 

and we find out too late 

that it was no act... 

Aye, we shall never forget.

You got that right, Zulika...

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