Yes its a passage we'll all have to go through, but the last lines us a redemptive of value isn't it?

Of course your opinion matters John, always. Thanks for reading and commenting .

Thank you brother for reading it and posting how you feel about it.
We all die. But for now, let's all enjoy life as it happens.

Our journey on earth is a very short one John. We would all wnd up in one place where we're back where we came from. In between the beginning of what and who we are comes a very intense and beautiful feelings through love. In our minds and hearts we experience all the ingredients of what makes life beautiful. Sometimes we lose that love along the way, but they stay forever in our lives through our memories. Tge last line given meaning to our wishful thinking that perhaps after this life, we're going to be with them again.

That's all.

Thanks Phad

Thanks Painterman.

Reb, it's been a while. Thanks for your comment.

While death is inevitable, to me it's also a beginning of something I know to be better.

Timotue, been a long time.

So nice to see you around and hope everything is alright in your life. Have a very blessed day Tim and yes sin is our biggest downfall but we all have hope for a better tomorrow by not sinning anymore.

"The senseless killings in America lately the Covid deaths and all deaths in between. I find that so many are more fascinated with death than they are of life.

To consider that the ancient Egyptians were very much fascinated with death because they believed in the afterlife in the hope that anything they suffered through in their time had to be better in death."

Yes killing seems to permeates around us look at Ukraine, war, is such a formidable hindrance to what love is. Funny that I was thinking of death as a natural occurrence but not like this, brutal and heinous act against our fellow human beings. I can g on endlessly on these brutal acts, the likes of Stalin who killed 30 million, Mao about 70 million and so on and on. In reality, evil always seems to overpower the good in us.

I will continue Dear Ninurta. Your ideas as filled with wisdom that if we heed them perhaps humanity wins.

The grave is the destiny for our physical body. However, the glory of Heaven will be welcoming our Spiritual Body with our last breath. So the grave holds no fear of loneliness for those who believe.

Kathy

Sad, but true LJ. And I agree with godsprincess' comment on it.

It's wonderful for me to read your input Ninurta and I always marvel at the message it gives for today's world problems.

Thanks as always.

Kathy, yes I agree with you one hundredth percent.

Timotie, that's so enthralling to hear from a good man like you. I'm honored.

Timotie, we're blessed in your presence. Positivity and kindness when permeates around us, joy happens. I'm pleased to see you back and be a part of this place. A great pleasure to swim in your world Timotie.

Mac, we'll all going to join them in heaven.

Yankee, I hope you'll have it as you hope.

A dear friend of mine just passed away and this poem just holds the sentiment of passing. May she rest with our Lord. Hod bless you Betty Lou. You're loved.

I think we're bound to that journey one way or another.
I just said goodbye to one of a good friend who just passed away. I'm getting old myself.