Death Poem by Riley Choma

Death

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When we fear life more than death.

When breathing is more difficult than not.

It is then that we have grown the most.

We've grown to learn that the little things do hurt.

We've grown to understand that time doesn't heal all wounds.

When we no longer recognize the person across the mirror.

When pain becomes totally bearable because it's better than feeling nothing.

It is then that we re-evaluate what it means to live.

We want to scream, but we can't; the only screaming is in our skull, and we would kill to silence it.

We want to live but just breathing doesn't mean you live.

It is in the moment of this realization that we look to walk with death, the only thing that feels real.

Saturday, February 7, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: death
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Lyn Paul 07 February 2015

We want to live but just breathing doesn't mean you live How very true. Also there a many sailing these same waters for different reasons. Sometime just too much baggage, yet saying that there are so many hands & hearts just wanting to help. Thanks Breanna

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