Yes, there are things in life that can't be escaped. There are constants. I expected a philosophical or religious twist to this but instead I appreciated the realism you expressed in it.
Watch out: you're confusing it's (a contraction -- it is) and its (a pronoun referring to an inanimate object). You want its.
Reviewed by Ron (sketchman) Axelson (Reader)
Reviewed on August 1, 2004
Yet people live like they will be young and live forever.
They need to visit a graveyard for a reality check.
Thanks for sharing this ~Z~
Let us not forget Taxes as well as life and death...never been to visit my parents in the cemetary, always thought if I could not get in touch with them wherever I am, then why go to the cemetary...?
Darkest write I had seen from you ~Z~ but glad to see you posting anyway...Peace, Ed & rufuz
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Watch out: you're confusing it's (a contraction -- it is) and its (a pronoun referring to an inanimate object). You want its.
They need to visit a graveyard for a reality check.
Thanks for sharing this ~Z~
Darkest write I had seen from you ~Z~ but glad to see you posting anyway...Peace, Ed & rufuz
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