![]() The ParadoxA Poem by Molly GarnetYou never really understand life until you watch it disappear You think you know it You think you love it But you don’t really Until you hold the hand of death Until you feel those stone fingers shudder in your palm Until then You cannot understand life You cannot know it You cannot love it You can only love its illusion The illusion fooled me once And I believed But I know better now I know now that life is just a waiting room for death I know now that mortality is a sin And humanity is hell But it’s all we know So we fall for an illusion How naïve we are Thinking we all belong, we all are equal, we all have a chance We don’t You breathe for a hundred years And then it’s gone Your breath Your purpose Your illusion Gone. Can you even imagine Can you fathom that kind of magic That’s what it is, you know Magic Death is a dark form of magic But life is even darker We fall for an illusion just to become one in the end How ironic
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Added on December 15, 2012 Last Updated on December 15, 2012 Tags: illusion death poetry language l Author
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