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death by Birgitta Jonsdottir Sunday, December 04, 2005 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan I don't fear death itself but how it sucks the live out of the living I welcome death oh natural death breath of eternity Green moss eyes volcanic stare ever moving circle It is the stare of despair the angst driving people to slow suicides of apathy that I fear Oh natural death sucking the life out of the chest a graceful last gasp from a perfectly serene body I spin in circles all around I see twisted half deaths zombie life killing time ripping the sacred bound between man and nature into scornful pieces It is not death itself I fear but the rapture of the faithfully fearful

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Reviewed by Regis Auffray	1/27/2008

A compelling offering, Birgitta. This gives the reader pause for reflection on the them that you put forth. Thank you. Love and peace to you, Regis




Reviewed by Ronald Hull	7/30/2006

Having watched my father suffer for three months tied up in tubes trying to save him, I agree. Ron




Reviewed by Karen Cino	12/12/2005

A very different theme and appoarch. I liked it. You need an excellent job in taking a sensitive subject and making it real. Karen




Reviewed by Gary Gebert	12/5/2005

Interesting writing. You have a different style that I like. Great job. Gary