Musings - The Three Deaths Poem by Paul Warren

Musings - The Three Deaths

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David Eagleman had a philosophy for death
The first death is when you take your last breath
And your body ceases to function
The second death is your funeral conjunction
When you are consigned to your grave
And your friends and family show their grief wave
The third and final death is the saddest of all
When your name is spoken in its last call
So these three deaths will mean for everyone the end
And the sadness of it is for all to comprehend

© Paul Warren Poetry

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
A death philosophy
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Lyn Paul 04 July 2015

I find it sad that we do not value the importance of someone until they die. A great write.

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Douglas Scotney 03 July 2015

according to the 3rd one, Paul, greatest sadness has not yet occurred for Homer, Chaucer, Shakespeare, etc

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Jason Bowles 18 February 2022

Or Paul!

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