Death. Why so serious? Is it because of its uncertainty, or the fact that we warrant its mourn? Perhaps, be as I think it, we render ourselves selfish, is why wed rather rebuke ever our beloved passing. Think of it as a test session in school. Youre sitting in your desk, expected to take your desk, just as everyone else. Whether you know everyone isnt important to you, but what is are your friends with their smirks, smiles and silliness to pass the time away with ease. Alike life where family and friends usher us through earthly trials, thus each having his or her own test. Then suddenly, as each perso, but yourself, finishes their test theyre permitted to step outside the class. Much like death is when compared to leaving the playing fields we call life. Now, its you and a few who remain to endure this test, yet because you know these people not you start to feel alone; instead of progressing and even realizing all is not lost, you gaze at their empty desks and their once hilarious faces making you laugh. Yet, time is running out and you havent come close to completing this challenge, aka test. So your friends, who almost taunt with their smirks and smiles outside the door window, point to their watches. These silly friends of yours instruct the urgency to keep your head in the game and stop pitying over their absence. After all, theyre the ones having all the fun beyond that door, whereas youre the one left still struggling. The bell rings! There and then you hand over your test whether completed or not, the answers dont matter then yet seeing your friends BEYOND that door does. As much, there IS life AFTER that grueling test. So why mourn for too long? Why think ill of their successful return home, afterwards the test? Do we wish to see their funny faces again? Sure we do, yet whos better off and whos still struggling? Life after death means more than life with tests. So chin up and cheer up, your loved ones are with God - Life dont get no better than this! as Gambit would say. Love, peace and no hate. :)
Posted on: Fri, 22 Aug 2014 15:14:09 +0000