Inevitable. One word, describing another in ways others can not. Even then, the definition of death can never be fully grasped. It’s incredibly painful in ways that taunt your mind. Thousands of extremely diverse thoughts racing through your mind all centered around the dark, deadly theme of death when what you’re doing, thinking, or acting is associated with the said word. The gut-wrenching event of a death makes emotions come forth that you do not always realize you have, and puts new perspectives on life.
Realization. Nothing hits harder than that when a death occurs. It happens to us all. We sit there, mourning, praying, and reminiscing about the beings past. Then we realize. Sadly, painfully, heartbreakingly we come to the point where in our minds we accept the fact that the person no longer exists on the planet with us. It kills us inside. Liquid oozes from our faces as we sob in the knowledge of the loved one never returning. And as all of these emotions build up, we think of another terribly freightening fact associated with death that leads to the ultimate climax to us all.
Implementation. As fairly knowledgeable creatures placed on this planet, ones with knacks for solving and creating and what not, we all come to the simple, inevitable realization that death will one day occur to us. You. We implement these facts into our mind stream and output thoughts ranging from crazy, to sincere, to insane. And it eats away at us, until we recieve the power to move on. Look forward. And accept that the cycle of life is an incredible thing in amazing and happy and scary ways. We live for the moment, because we never know which moment will be our last…
