*natural death or sickness not about suicide*
I live
I move
I love
I choose
I breathe maybe my final breath
I live knowing I could die tomorrow
I move knowing it could be my last
I love people who says they will love me till the end
I choose to live now before it ends
I live to move in the right direction
To love who I choose before the time is gone
To breathe until my lungs give up
My last breathe is not deceiving
My last breathe is relieving
Relives me from the thought of dying
When but knowing how
Relieves me from trying not to lose my smile
To breathe is to live
To stop is to go home
Home is not a scary place
Yet the one we live on is the most
Breathe to fight
To stop is giving up your might
I will see it and feel it as if I never lost
To see it as the call for me to rest for a reward for keeping myself from being lost
I live
I move
I love
I choose
I choose to live now before it ends
I live to move in the right direction
To love who I choose before the time is gone
To breathe until my lungs give up
My last breathe is not deceiving
My last breathe is and will be relieving
To live peacefully is to only accept your death
Never to weep never to run from what is coming your way
If it's happening naturally you can't stop it anway
(In cases of medical care you could but in some cases you can't)
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- Author: Tia Davis/テイア ( Offline)
- Published: September 24th, 2019 22:49
- Comment from author about the poem: To live is only a given it can be taken away. Natural death or sickness not about suicide.
- Category: Letter
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