Eternal Embrace

Life, a precious gift, a fleeting embrace,

A journey of moments, a chance to embrace.

From the first breath taken, until the final sigh,

We navigate the labyrinth, beneath the sky.

We bask in the sunlight, feel the gentle rain,

Embrace love's sweetness, endure heart's pain.

We laugh and we cry, we stumble and rise,

Life's bittersweet symphony, before our very eyes.

But intertwined with life, walks death, hand in hand,

A shadowy figure, a part of nature's plan.

A reminder of our mortality, a humbling sight,

Death's embrace, inevitable, eternal night.

In the twilight of existence, we find solace and grace,

For death, a transformation, a sacred space.

From the ashes we rise, like a phoenix reborn,

Life's essence transcending, to a realm unknown.

Yet in the face of death, life's beauty does gleam,

For the finite nature of existence, a precious dream.

It urges us to cherish, each moment we're given,

To live fully, love fiercely, and to keep on livin'.

For life and death, intertwined as they may be,

Illuminate the fragility of our humanity.

They teach us to embrace the present, hold it tight,

To live with purpose, to shine our inner light.

So let us honor both life and death's embrace,

Embrace the beauty and wisdom they trace.

For in the delicate balance of both, we find,

The true essence of being, intertwining divine.

Life and death, the eternal duality we face,

In the grand tapestry of existence's embrace.

For within their dance, we discover our worth,

And find the meaning, the magic of our birth.