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Aaliyah Gisele

Like airplanes, time is flying,
Like roaches, people keep dying,
Like a baby, I'm always crying.

  • Author: Aaliyah Gisele (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: February 21st, 2017 14:06
  • Comment from author about the poem: This means a lot to me, more than my other poems. Because time is going by fast and life itself, is going by way too fast, and in that saying, I wish that time and life could slow down, and wait for me. And people keep dying. Everyday, I wake up and I hear about a death of a person I don't even know, or someone that could have been related to me. People just keep leaving this world. The more deaths, the more people get scared, scared to even step foot out of their door.
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  • Aaliyah Gisele

    It's very short and that's how I feel

  • BRIAN & ANGELA

    Birth ~ Life ~ Death LIYAH are a part of the natural cycle. But take heart ! Even though 150,000 people DIE every day ~ 360,000 new babies are BORN each day which is more than double. You know and I know we can't live for ever and Scientists have calculated that none of us can survive for more than about 125 years. Potentially you could live for more than 100 years ~ so never be afraid of going out ! Enjoy each day ~ dry your years and be HAPPY ! Your Friend BRIAN

    • Aaliyah Gisele

      People died Sunday by getting killed, SHOT ! How is THAT a good thing ???

      • BRIAN & ANGELA

        That is an interesting question LIYAH ~ Of the 150,000 people die every day some are only a few hours old ~ soem are over 100 ~ some die peacefully of old age and natural causes ~ some are murdered ~ some die in accidents ~ some take their own lives suicide. Each death is a tragedy for their Friends and Families but we all have to die sometime. Death is always sad but Death is a natural thing a is birth. If we lived for ever the Earth would be even more overcrowded than it is now. Death is never a good thing and being shot or in an accident or committing suicide is much worse than dying naturally and without too much pain at an age of 80+ Death of children is always much sadder than death of the elderly (80+). In 1990 13 million children under 5 died in 2013 it was only 6.5 million ~ only half the number. Because World Health is getting better this number of under 5 deaths will decrease. I hope this helps ~ Yours BRIAN

        • Aaliyah Gisele

          Oh

        • Hopey_xx

          Life does go fast, so capture every moment of it, never waste a day!
          Love the poem!

          • Aaliyah Gisele

            How ?

            • Hopey_xx

              How what?

              • Aaliyah Gisele

                How can I capture all of the memories, when most of them, I'm crying ?

                • Hopey_xx

                  Well there are gonna be days like that, we just have to try and pick ourselves back up and remain positive

                • Tony36

                  Very well expressed Great write

                  • Aaliyah Gisele

                    Thanks.

                    • Tony36

                      Welcome

                      • Aaliyah Gisele

                        I'm going to read your poems

                        • Aaliyah Gisele

                          Life just been so hard for me

                          • Tony36

                            When life gets on the hard side, is when I tend to get a lot of my ideas

                            • Aaliyah Gisele

                              My life has been p hard over the last year, that I wanted to kill myself nd now the old feelings are coming back

                              • Tony36

                                Stay strong and keep your wits about you. You will overcome

                                • Aaliyah Gisele

                                  Thanks

                                  • Tony36

                                    Welcome



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