"When We Two Parted," one of Lord Byron's most famous love poems, addresses the powerful sensations of love and loss in a very regretful and remorseful tone; the poem represents the emotions experienced and voiced by the male protagonist. He begins by expressing his sadness at having to say goodbye to a loved one: "We two met like friends, / And parted like to meet again." Through this simple yet profound metaphor, the poet is able to convey the idea that separation from someone you care about is painful and frustrating. Loss is an inevitable part of life, but that doesn't make it any less painful when it happens. Many people try to ignore loss for as long as possible because they don't want to feel its pain, but this only makes the wound fester inside them until it becomes unbearable. Sometimes loss can be presented visually through words or pictures. For example, some people express their grief over a lost relationship by creating a memorial site on Facebook or Twitter where they can share memories and stories with others. Losing someone you love is the most painful experience a person can go through, which is why it's important to let those you're close to know how you're feeling. It may help to write down your thoughts and feelings about loss so you don't forget what happened when had time to heal.