Will the universe care if you're the one behind your own end?
It didn't care all those nights you cried.
It didn't answer back when you asked "why?"
Life will go on without you. Almost like you were never even there.
Although life may not care, the universe saw it all.
Maybe that's enough.
You will go down in history,
There's no doubt of it.
You are a tiny snowflake in a snowstorm.
It's true,
No small snowflake takes full responsibility for the power of a mighty blizzard.
And no water droplet takes full responsibility of a great tsunami,
So do not fear your insignificance among the rest of existence or reality,
For like a snowflake, you are undeniably unique.
You may melt away,
But there could never be another.
The universe knows this
And will write down your expiration
The same way it wrote down your first breath.
You are documented.
You and everything you saw through your precious eyes,
Heard with your precious ears,
And touched with your precious hands.
It's all there.
It will remain,
Forever documented.
I, for one, consider our own story
A far greater tale than any book could ever tell.
Think back to your many chapters.
For what reason can we recall our seemingly endless events in our temporary life?
The reason is purpose,
Purpose beyond our own life,
Manifested in the vast disarray of the cosmos.
Will the universe care if you're the one behind your own end?
It will not cry at your funeral.
And it will not miss you.
But unlike anything you could ever imagine, it will matter.
Think past a life.
Think past an afterlife.
Think past your fickle, temporary feelings.
Think past your hair,
Your skin,
Even your smile,
It will be forgotten.
All will be left is your essence,
Your spirit,
Things about you that could never be described by the look of you.
I call this fortunate.
I call this existing truly beyond existing.
I call this purpose.