I've been thinking about it a lot lately. No. Not thinking about dying, but about the whole concept of it.
Death The end of life. The only thing we all share.
There's a million different ways of dying, some better, some worse, but the outcome is always the same. Some get it sooner. Some get it harder. Some get it painful. What do I think? I think death is the ultimate goal. The cure for this terrible disease called life. The end of all suffering. A state of eternal bliss. Peace
It hurts when someone close to you dies. It hurts me too, even though I know they are far better than we, the living. Life hurts. Life stings. Life kills.
Many people fear death. No one fears death. We fear the way we die. We fear the uncertainty of what comes after it. So what comes after death? Decomposition of the body. That's it. Your conscience is as gone as your body, and neither will come back. Everyone may believe what they want spiritually, religiously or whatever. Physically, the fact remains the same.
Death The end of life. Eternal bliss. The thing I fear you catch before me. It is a cult we all adore. The god we fear. The one true god we get to meet. A grim entity that handles us with the utmost care and love. A cold embrace that doesn't let go. Numb. A symphony of silence. White paint on a white canvas. An unsculpted statue. A figureless sleep. The most rude awakening.