To Whom It May Concern:
Pardon me if I stand self-righteous in defending my truth
and preserving the dignity which mankind sought to destroy. My peace comes in
the knowing that I have survived, because I dutifully followed the whispers of
my conscience and devised a plan that defied all matter of logic, reason and
rhyme.
I have seen those who have passed into the outer realm of this
world and I am left with a sense of incompleteness. There is an unending secret
that shrouds my presence. The secrets and mysteries of this life have been
revealed to those who have past on. I can only imagine and contemplate what
lies in the beyond. There’s a sense of anxiousness inside my being but at the
same time I hold a quiet fear as I grow old and the end comes near.
In this world we set ourselves apart by differences, yet the
only thing we all have in common is birth and death. I wonder if this
commonality is the reason why we all seek to have control, whether it is
control in the family, control in finances or control in everything we have no
control of. When someone dear to us passes the immediate reaction is always
shock and disbelief even though we all know that death inevitably comes to all
of us. Do we somehow feel like maybe just maybe if we don’t think about it or
talk of it that it will pass our door?
If birth is celebrated than so should death, because death
is the beginning to a higher level of consciousness, which in the end connects
us to everyone and everything.
-Simora England-
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