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Morn Or Celebrate....

Contributed by RussellReinhardt on Sunday, 9th June 2013 @ 01:20:24 PM in AEST
Topic: Lifepoems



06:06:2013....

Morn a birth.
That brings us unto this earth.
For here you live but a while.
Sometimes easy sometimes hard every mile.
A loved one is dead.
All sorts of questions mull in your head.
Your day was a success.
You worked hard to achieve it so much stress.

Celebrate a death.
For when in heaven you receive eternal breath.
Here you live for all eternity.
No pain, sorrow or uncertainty.
A loved one arrives at heavens gate.
You want to see them you can't wait.
Your day is peaceful.
Everything around you is so tranquil.

So morn or celebrate.
This, One can always debate.
Which ever you decide to do.
Well that's entirely up to yo.
Just always remember.
There is no option to return to sender.
You have to live according to what you believe.
But one things for certain one day we will all leave.

RR




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Re: Morn Or Celebrate.... (User Rating: 1 )
by dvtpdw on Monday, 10th June 2013 @ 07:57:32 PM AEST
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Your words carry such truth and such anguish - to each must decide their path. You take the reader down all the roads, yet leave the final decision to each. Great write, gentle thoughts, solid truth. thank you for sharing, P




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