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TELL ME I WANT TO KNOW
by Uriah J. Fields → (All Poetry by Uriah J. Fields)
Thursday, January 8, 2015    Rated "G" by the Author.
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After death, then what?
Wouldn't you like to know?
You have a right to know.
Everyone will die. Death is an
equal opportunity destiny. What
are the benefits of death, if any?

Tell me I want to know.
Is there life after death?
Do the corpse of a human being
become dusk like dead grass and fades away?

Tell me if there is a Heaven and Hell
as I have been told by people who are
no less certain than myself.
Do some people reside in Heaven and others
in Hell? Or, is there some other place or state
for some or all people? Are they dead or alive?

Tell me if reincarnation is true that people
die and come back to earth as other people
or some creatures other than human  beings.
Am I a reincarnation? If so, of whom or what?

Tell me what I should be doing while still alive
regarding death, Heaven, Hell, some other
resting or not-so-restful place, reincarnation?
Or, should I do nothing and all will be done?

Tell me I want to know. I always wanted to
know but was afraid to ask until now.
I want to know. I have a right to know.

Copyright 2015 by Uriah J. Fields

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Reviewed by John Domino
Reviewed on January 17, 2015
Jesus has provided the answer. But most reject Him and throw their lives away. It's our choice. He gave us FREE will. If you were God would you want to force your children to love and accept you? Of course not, well neither does the Father in Heaven. Amen!

Reviewed by - - - - - TRASK
Reviewed on January 10, 2015
1-10-2015:

Sadly Until You Do **Die-DEAD
You Only Find IT Out For
YOURSELF--If He (God) Lets
You Come Back Into This Evil World--

Do Tell Me Your Story!!

** I Have 4 N D's Since Childhood
Whence You Are Dead Bible,Faith,
Religion Totally Irrelevant
You Either Go Up Or You Go Down--

Take Your Pick!!

TRASK...

Reviewed by Shawn Cassidy
Reviewed on January 9, 2015
Death/life maybe its a cycle, maybe it ends. Truth is that its a mystery that everyone will know the answer to. The urge for humans to understand and learn has been something that has always been around and may always be there. Opinions vary from human to human and thats what makes us who we are. Like a spider web, building up over time to only be destroyed later. We weave the web of life and in it is our own lives. Waiting to feed our hunger, until the end.

Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on January 9, 2015
You post some interesting questions in this poem.

Most religious people say that their religion as an answer and it is quite simple. If you believe in that religion, in the correct way, your life on the other side will be much better than this miserable existence we call, "life," here and now.

Since I'm not religious, I believe that all I have is here and now. My only legacy will be what I have accomplished that will be remembered among those who live after me. Therefore, I live this life with gusto and don't concern myself with any, "other side."

Ron

Reviewed by Michael Schafer
Reviewed on January 9, 2015
Death is last great mystery. A question that will never be answered, but we will always keep asking.

Michael D.


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