Death

This poem speaks about people and death.

Kings and queens do not regard themselves as being equal to other people,

But that does not make them better human beings than the peasants.

In the foolish imaginations of kings and queens, they are high and mighty.

Moreover, royalties seem to forget that they are just mortal beings.

 

Who in this world can prevent the occurrence of sickness, aging, and death?

Death is not concerned about whether a person is wealthy or poor,

And neither will death spare anybody, no matter the status of the person.

Unfortunately, nobody will escape the sting of death when the time comes.

Author's Note

The author points out the sad facts of life and death.