Oh death
you are so misunderstood.
There's nothing bad
about you.
Except that
you are the end of life...
Ω θάνατε
πόσο σ' έχουν παρεξηγήσει.
Τίποτα δεν έχεις
το μεμπτό.
Εκτός του ότι είσαι
το τέλος της ζωής...
Ever such interesting thoughts! .. Powerfully and movingly expressed! .. With sense of humor to add! .. heh, though always believed we pass on and awake in the arms of the Lord, and heaven... Thank you ever so much for sharing this! .. 10S! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ...........+++++
Thank you Rebecca! No matter where we will awake, life remains sweet...
To some who have deep faith in God, death welcomes. For they see what is beyond.. ...eternal life with the Father. However, even if we have this state of mind, it is still hurts to see someone we love departs in this world. We are still caught unaware of the effects of death in our life. An amazing and great.poem.
I like this epigram. Powerful and so beautifully written Life and death and vice versa are always rich areas of our thoughts. They are always entertwined. Yet, death wraps us with fear, trauma, sorrows and loneliness. However, if we go deeper sometimes life to some others is death. For they cease to see the beautiful things life has to offer.
O Death, thou art not bad, But thou maketh others sad, We forget, thou art end of all strife, But that thou art the end of life. You see, human beings are prone to the negative.
That's true. Maybe death is really misunderstood...It's the end of this life though!
I agree with you. I'm also kind to my death. I once wrote to her that she did not have to rush because I will not escape anywhere.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Your poem made me pause for a long time, made me really think how I view death … quite deeply. Death has been in our shadows since birth, we did not acknowledge it when we were young, we fear it when we grow old, then we embrace it as we have no choice when we die. It is scary as any unknown, it requires faith to face it unafraid. But even then, who would like to die when life can be so beautiful?