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Approaches sure and silent Taking hold of the soul for some its peace and for many violent And it is ghastly The body loses its vigor its effect being immediate being a sudden trigger to the relinquishment of vitality Men are born to die Immortality is an unattained virtue Life is a transitory period, sigh the benefits of which we must pursue It’s a strange thing, demise a sort of an unwelcome guest appearing as an unpleasant surprise not understood by even the wise People who live life in glory & fame sometimes face its vengeance which comes sudden & unexpected while the half-dead continue their existence Causing grief & pain it picks out victims at random all efforts at its prevention go in vain it kills as it pleases Death liberates yet is undesirable because it separates from the world It is felt but not seen till those few moments when mortal breathes his last breath glimpsing at the pale face of death
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Mar 7, 2016
Mar 7, 2016 at 1:17 PM UTC
*Death*
Approaches sure and silent Taking hold of the soul for some its peace and for many violent And it is ghastly The body loses its vigor its effect being immediate being a sudden trigger to the relinquishment of vitality Men are born to die Immortality is an unattained virtue Life is a transitory period, sigh the benefits of which we must pursue It’s a strange thing, demise a sort of an unwelcome guest appearing as an unpleasant surprise not understood by even the wise People who live life in glory & fame sometimes face its vengeance which comes sudden & unexpected while the half-dead continue their existence Causing grief & pain it picks out victims at random all efforts at its prevention go in vain it kills as it pleases Death liberates yet is undesirable because it separates from the world It is felt but not seen till those few moments when mortal breathes his last breath glimpsing at the pale face of death
ahsan-shiekh
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Mar 7, 2016
Mar 7, 2016 at 1:17 PM UTC
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