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Sep 2014
It lives inside of me;
eating away at the most
important parts of me.

To bear life, would be a
rare commodity.

I cannot turn death into life
These dying cells inside of me,
they keep breaking apart, yet
multiplying at the same time.

As frightening as it seems;
I do not fear death, but welcome
it as an old friend.

Death knows what's right and
what's wrong.
There comes a time when
death is insufferably wrong.

Sometimes, death gets it wrong-
Other times, incredibly right.
However, not often or rarely at all.

I am not going to fight, nor fuss
or try and figure out the cause-

It is what it is and I won't regret
the life I have lived thus far.
© 2014 Christina Jackson
Christina Jackson
Written by
Christina Jackson  29/F/FL, USA
(29/F/FL, USA)   
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