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I've been thinking a lot about death lately and I've come to the conclusion that it is a human invention.  Yes, living beings pass away and cease to live, but this doesn't mean that they die.  To die is to imply that they are completely gone, and like Shakespeare's poem Sonnet #18, I believe that if you keep your loved ones in your heart, than they aren't really dead.  They are the spirits around you, that accompany you through every day, whether you know it or not.  I don't... Read More

They say the sun will shine again,
And that I will be pierced by it's light.
They say that my heart will mend,
And not to give up this fight.

They say a lot of things to me,
As if anyone really knew,
As if they could see through my eyes,
And know what I go through.

Oh yes, the sun will shine again,
But a cloud of darkness will overcome,
And no, my heart may never mend,
But they tell me not to run.

I feel like I'm climbing a mountain, and once I get... Read More

Words thought, seldom said.
Never ending nights seem dead.
Thoughts of you cloud my head.
Release me, my sweet requiem.

I want to know who I am,
Doomed for this life so condemned.
You came into my life - It was godsend
Now I'm alone, this, my requiem.

My heart is broken, my soul is bent,
Thought of all those things I should have said.
You're the reason I breathe, you're what I am.
An ongoing dream, and a new requiem.

This is my line, this is the en... Read More

Death Is Not the Way I held the knife so close to my heart.
Like a foolish child I sat and I cried,
Didn't realize what I had done, what I had tried.
Tears mixed with blood, falling slowly to the ground.
Covered in blood, pulled myself up, in tears scribed:

"To those who don't care, to those who can't see,
Never Give up always thrive to be free."
Didn't know how many people would later cry.
"Tried to be free, yet I see this isn't the way."

Friend at the door ra... Read More

This obviously isn't my work(as it's credited), but I thought you may find it an enjoyable read.   The Healing Power of death
By Philip Bethge
Were Europeans once cannibals? Research shows that up until the end of the 18th century, medicine routinely included stomach-churning ingredients like human flesh and blood.
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According to the recipe, the meat was to be cut into small pieces or slices, sprinkled with "myrrh and at least a little bit of aloe"... Read More

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