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Death

I sat in my living room, talking to Death

“Why are you not afraid of me?” he said

I looked him in the eyes and spoke

“I’m not scared to die — my heart already broke”

 

He gently lifted his head, and I saw

In his eyes, a pain — an emotion so raw

He looked at me and said through teary eyes:

“Once, my love, there will be peace and no more silent cries"

 

I cried and screamed, “Why not now? Why not today?”

He touched my hand and looked in a peaceful, kind way

“My dear, your life isn’t done, it hasn’t even really begun

You don’t live, but just exist. Please, my dear, try to live

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Lilyxpoetry
17 / F
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Aug 5, 2025
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