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    Death is the end

    Death is the end
    of life, of love
    of everything.
    Death is nothing,
    or rather the absence
    of being.

    Death is the only
    Absolute conqueror.
    He has never fought
    A battle and lost.
    He only wins
    And moves on.

    His victims are silent,
    They cannot cry out,
    Run or hide.
    They must only wait
    And accept.
    Is it no wonder
    We fear him?

    Death is the end
    I say, But maybe
    I am wrong. Is life
    The actual End of Death?
    As life is beautiful.
    Could not death be more so?

    In the spring, Life ends death.
    Could the end of our lives
    Merely take us full circle
    And just lead to rebirth?
    A changing, if you will?

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    Death and Life

    Death is terrible.
    Life is beautiful.
    Death comes quietly.
    Life roars.
    Death destroys.
    Life creates.
    Death is Glorious.
    Life is miserable.
    Death conquers.
    Life dies.
    Death builds legends.
    Life makes villains.
    Death is Life.

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    The Fall

    Silence invades,
    Stifling all thought.
    A man stands at the edge
    of a chasm, confused,
    Alone, lost.

    He knows this place.
    His body language
    Makes it obvious,
    But he is searching,
    Something is missing.

    He sees it, finally.
    The burned wreckage
    Of what was a bridge.
    It collapsed down
    To that far away floor.

    Vague memories,
    Of explosives
    Made of words and actions
    Come back to him,
    He knows where he is

    A whispered word,
    Half remembered,
    Unconsciously leaves his mouth
    And floats across,
    Echoing.

    The word grows louder
    As it rebounds
    Bringing torturing clarity
    To those oft forgotten
    Memories.

    He hears the word
    For the first time
    Since it left his mouth.
    That terrible word
    Brings tears to his eyes.

    He reaches up,
    Touches his face,
    Feels the wetness.
    Unbelieving the tears,
    He looks down.

    He stares long and hard
    At the depths of that chasm.
    His eyes trace the other side,
    Looking for some way across,
    But it is so far away.

    Once it was so close,
    He remembers.
    Once this chasm wasn’t here,
    But instead was solid
    Beneath their feet.

    Once he held her
    On this very ground,
    And he was happy.
    As he thinks, the memories
    Tear at his mind.

    That word escapes
    His mouth again
    Without thinking
    And her name echoes
    Across the canyon.

    Louder and Louder
    It grows in his mind,
    Driving him mad.
    Despairing, searching,
    He sees only her face.

    He sees her clearly,
    Right in front of him.
    The ground is solid again.
    He steps, trusting,
    Just as she trusted.

    But it was a sham,
    A trick played
    By his own mind,
    The traitorous wretch,
    And he falls.

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    Reality

    Scribbles on the page
    Words out of my mouth
    They mean nothing.

    Jane Austen, Hemingway,
    Even Robert Frost,
    Their words are but words.

    What do words mean,
    When I have pictures?
    They are nothing.

    What are pictures,
    When I have my eyes?
    A thousand words.

    But one thousand zeroes,
    Or a million, a billion,
    Are still nothing.

    But what are my eyes,
    “Reality” and time,
    When I have my imagination?

    My eyes, the “reality”, is fake
    When compared to
    The lucidity of my dreams.

    But what of my non-lucid dreams,
    the ones when I wake up-
    Or does it fall asleep?- I cannot recall?

    Perhaps these
    These are the most real of all.

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    The Dark

    I live, but I am dead.
    I love, but I am hate.
    I think, but I am action.
    I am, but I am not.
    The world will not move
    For me anymore,
    Not without you,
    And yet, Time goes on,
    And the Earth moves on.
    All the while,
    The Dark creeps up,
    Coming for me,
    And I am lightless,
    But I shine.

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