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Commuter Poet
Poems
Jul 2020
Death happens every day
Death happens every day
From the smallest insect
To the most giant of all beasts
Death happens every day
We live our lives
As if we will all live forever
Carry on taking it all for granted
Carrying on until
One day, a friend dies
And everything stops
And somehow takes on
A different meaning
At least for a while
At least for a while
We stop, we gather
We think and feel differently
We cry, we remember, we pray, we sleep,
Strangely exhausted from our grief
And then we return to life
Back to our routine
Back to being surrounded by
Thousands of deaths, insignificant to us, invisible to us
Yet we should remember
That one day we will be gone,
As will all of those around us
And that means something to everyone
Grieving
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Commuter Poet
UK
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