For some people, life is too unbearable to carry on. Others feel the same, but carry on regardless - this poem is for those in both categories.
by Sara Russell 12/09/09
Sometimes the sun sets early On times that passed too soon; When reality's not worthy And our dreams carelessly strewn; Sometimes hope appears as worthless As the secret tears we cry; Some people die on purpose With no thought to say goodbye.
Perceived selfishness, derided Over all they left unsaid; All their years of trying to hide it - All for nothing, once they're dead; Though they never meant to hurt us Agony is always there; Some people die on purpose, Driven by profound despair.
Misery is bleak and mindless, It devours from inside out; And we only seek the kindness That so many go without. Feeling purposeless and worthless, Trapped by drudgery and fear; Some people die on purpose, Some wish, but are still here.
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Reviews of "No Thought to Say Goodbye (Some People)"
You're so right about both of these traits people have. In the height of selfishness, most people do not perceive their death and therefore are unprepared, leaving turmoil in the wake of their leaving. But those who make a will and are thoughtful, can leave with peace of mind.
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