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Death: why do we fear it?
March 7, 2015
Death can bring love, he can bring hate;
he can give, or he can take.
So just sit back, there's no need to fear;
soon you can shed that little tear.
Though you know not why, he says it's their time;
but he gives you this chance, to say your final goodbye.
For he is not truly cruel, as many believe, he's simply doing his job, and then he will leave.
© Anonymous
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My grandmother died shortly before I wrote this, and befre she died she told me that I had nothing to fear form death. Death can take a loved one from you, but it also reunites them with those they themselves have lost; therefore, I don't think that it should be feared as much as it is. That is what I hope this poem shows.