A Fresh Look At Death Poem by Andrew Rimmer

A Fresh Look At Death



Coming to a sad final personal ending
Still everything else left behind remaining.
It is best not to think that one dies,
That's to say; for you, life itself dies.

Missing out on what's been there,
Pining for family who do care,
Friends: memories and fond curiosity
All lost just to you is such an atrocity.

Life dies an infinite number of times;
For each person as the final clock chimes.
Life is simply a myriad of deaths;
Yet warmly preserving its living breaths.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
A poem as a consequence of the poet having attended recent funerals which had stimulated thoughts on the act of death on the individual.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Brian Jani 13 May 2014

Mr rimmer I enjoyed reading this one keep it up

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Andrew Rimmer

Andrew Rimmer

Southport, Merseyside
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