Cry over the lost

According to Gilgamesh we mourn through tears and memories. We mourn the absence of the person no longer there by remembering him/her for whon he/she was to us. We mourn for that person we can no longer count on, at least in a materialist way, because the person will be there spiritualy. We cry over our losses and these affect our mood, and sometimes losses can even change who you are and how you act. There are many different ways to mourn people. You can cry over their bodies and memories and remember them publicly as Gilgamesh did, or you can keep people in your mind and let their memories enrich your knowledge.