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Ode to Death
see you
 Staring at the eyes of fallen victims
 Limp muscles
 The shine leaving one’s eyes
 
 It’s you
 The only time one can see you
 Is when you remove a life
 
 You seem to hate this world
 
 You come then you go
 I’ve never seen you on a trip
 On the tabloids
 Or running for president
 
 Yet you are the most powerful of rulers
 The most hidden of persons
 The most famous of all celebrities
 
 I ponder whether you are lonely
 I wonder what you think
 
 One of man’s biggest questions
 Call me foolish but there is much wisdom in death
 
 The world either hates or loves
 Often times both
 You conflict hearts
 You bring joy and pain
 You bring grief
 
 Yet regardless of choice
 
 Regardless of our own opinions or wishes
 You come
 No one is immortal
 We will all encounter you
 
 And just by seeing you
 Just by glimpsing you
 We will understand
 Too late

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