When Goodbye Is Goodbye To One More Helllo

Philosophical thoughts set to pen of page ...

When Goodbye Is Goodbye To One More Hello

Written By Marvin Thomas Cox-Flynn de Graham

Copyright © 2013 Marvin Thomas Cox

DBA: Marvin Thomas Cox-Flynn de Graham

All Rights Reserved

Life is so more about dying than living,

as we who live are most certain to die,

asking so many questions as to the why,

for it is death that makes life to be life,

as sun doth separate a day from a night,

even so death separates breath from life ...

We all live life knowing we are yet to die,

death itself inspiring us to live life alive,

soon to taste death in tasting life no more --

to argue reality as though it were surreal,

is to spend one's life as in time congealed,

not living life at all but living a life unreal ...

As each one has lost someone they've loved,

saying goodbyes in most final of goodbyes,

and why goodbye if there was to be a hello,

as so sadly sometimes goodbye is goodbye,

living in the face of death's lack of a hello,

wondering where they went, where they go ...

For what have I myself to fear from death,

but that it may take my children's breath,

as dying itself holds forth no fear for me --

O' but I do so wish for my children to live,

to live long and for more than an eternity,

but that which decides does not consult me ...

So, like you, I live my life in this one hope,

to live life long as my children live longer,

living lives of joy even in poverty's midst,

as far better people and so much stronger,

laying me to my rest in smiling goodbyes,

saying hello to so much brighter of skies,

of goodbye's goodbye to one more hello …

(Written April 3^rd, 2013)

Reviews

[red93]

Really deep Write Marve and I like where you are coming from with this Piece. 'He that believeth in me shall never die.' Excellent ✨️✨️✨️✨️✨️

[Marvin Thomas Cox-Flynn de Graham]

Thanks red93,

Glad you enjoyed this piece of philosophical thoughts ... Now not to be deceptive, by any means, I am an Ex-Minister who does not support nor advocate Organized Religion (i.e.: Judaism, Christianity, Islam, etc.), but I am a Deist who does attest the necessitated existence of what I choose to coin-term as alternate options to the use of the word "God" so as to not offend my online Atheist friends, and to make clear that I do believe that the Universe of existence within all Existence has not managed the feat of pulling itself out of the Magician's Hat of its own arse, and so did/does possess a beginning and, thus an instrument that brought such a beginning into being of about: An Ultimate It, A Generative Source, (this next one is for the academic snooty scholars) An Extant Catalyst Reactant Source Point Of Origin Of All Existence ...

Therefore, I am not a Christian, though I do respect and admire that historical personage whose name has been altered and changed to Jesus ... Words translate, names do not, no matter what the conmen seek to tell you ... Names Transliterate and so, Yahshua transliterated into English will never be spoken or heard as Jesus or Hey Zeus ... I am a fan of the Human Race and, unlike Atheists, I have no desire to restrict, forbid, or outlaw any person's chosen faith, religious beliefs, or practices ...

Marve