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Life and Death

We love another, and like a dove, the other flies away.

By Emily Katherine CamposanoPublished 9 years ago • 1 min read

Why do we breathe, then die?

Why do we live, then lie?

Why do we get to feel the cool breeze on our faces,

Then put down to our Graves in laces?

We love another, and like a dove,

The other flies away.

Why does Death hate Life?

Why must he end it with the cold blade of his knife?

You would think he does it to cause us pain,

But the truth is he too has a love too hard to contain.

Life is so beautiful, Death must always be around.

He awaits patiently for our end to be found.

Death swoops in before we fall through the ground,

And wraps us in a cool blanket of numb.

Nothing is painful, not even a prick to the thumb.

This is why I say Life needs Death,

Because Death loves Life.

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About the Creator

Emily Katherine Camposano

I am an art lover, a dreamer, a make believer. Born in Toronto Ontario Canada, currently residing Regina Saskatchewan. I enjoy drawing, writing, listening to music, and getting creative. Hope you enjoy what I share, as I enjoy sharing it.

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    Written by Emily Katherine Camposano