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Death is the ultimate and inevitable conclusion to life. It seems we are committed to a life sentence ever since we are born. We never know how our life will come to an end and when we’ll die, or how, but we know it will happen. There is someone there who stalks our every waking moment and movement. Death is sometimes considered as an instrument by which we measure the value and significance of our lives. Our reaction to death is different from each other. Some are so consumed by grief and agony that they nearly yield themselves. Others take a moment to reflect on life. There are some people who like to write the end of the story of their lives themselves. Antigone by Sophocles, Abraham in Genesis and Plato's Apology and Crito, all
Death is the ultimate and inevitable conclusion to life. It seems we are committed to a life sentence ever since we are born. We never know how our life will come to an end and when we’ll die, or how, but we know it will happen. There is someone there who stalks our every waking moment and movement. Death is sometimes considered as an instrument by which we measure the value and significance of our lives. Our reaction to death is different from each other. Some are so consumed by grief and agony that they nearly yield themselves. Others take a moment to reflect on life. There are some people who like to write the end of the story of their lives themselves. Antigone by Sophocles, Abraham in Genesis and Plato's Apology and Crito, all