Death and The Grave
Haruki Murakami once said “Death is not the opposite of life but an innate part of it. By living our lives we nuture death.” Thanatopsis, poem written by American poet William Collen Bryant , illustrates death as inevitable or natural, and something you shouldn’t be afraid of. William was only about 17 when he composed this beautiful piece of writing, and still had such a clear thought of what death meant to him. It’s safe to say that I completely concede with Mr.Collen Bryant and his peculiar view of darkness.
In reality, we forcefully have to face death, despite all the cars or money we own. Eventually, we will be buried six feet underground with ll our favorite composers, singers, etc. What can save from death? Nothing
Haruki Murakami once said “Death is not the opposite of life but an innate part of it. By living our lives we nuture death.” Thanatopsis, poem written by American poet William Collen Bryant , illustrates death as inevitable or natural, and something you shouldn’t be afraid of. William was only about 17 when he composed this beautiful piece of writing, and still had such a clear thought of what death meant to him. It’s safe to say that I completely concede with Mr.Collen Bryant and his peculiar view of darkness.
In reality, we forcefully have to face death, despite all the cars or money we own. Eventually, we will be buried six feet underground with ll our favorite composers, singers, etc. What can save from death? Nothing