This is a modern tale, a journey of the heart, a road back, revisiting many cities and enduring Eastern and Western sentiments to light and lighten our understanding of life's fleeting appearance. It is a way of honoring the life of a loved one, to tell a personal story that reflects the shared, universal truth of the silence of loss from Kakimoto to Goethe and beyond. It is a beautifully told, deeply moving and poignant letter of loss. This is the perfect book for anyone facing a loss in their life. Filled with the celebration of life, "Four Days in January" guides one through loss with music, poetry and personal accounts of triumph.