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by apt
Rated: E · Poetry · Death · #1136854
As title suggests, this is about questions we ask ourselves. Make what you think of it.
Does everything end when we die?
Does my heart stop beating and stop feeling?
Do I just disappear,
Having become useless to someone greater?
Am I like foodstuff – with an expiry date stamped somewhere on me?

Will I just end? Just dissolving into nothing?
Or do I go somewhere else?
“I’m just moving. Don’t worry,”
Is there really a Heaven and a Hell?
I hope I’ve been good
Is there another plane of existence, where I go when I die?
Or is it just an expanse of nothingness?

Is there a judge and a jury who decide my fate when I die?
Will I stand before a sombre man,
Who hits the bench with his hammer,
Calling “Order! Order!”?

So many questions about the ending
But what about the beginning?

I know how babies are born
How they grow inside the mother’s warm womb
But where did they come from?
Their soul? Their personality?
But still the question is:
What happens when it ends?

Is this life just one chapter in a book?
Then turn to the next chapter, my friend
Tell me what happens
I’m desperate to know!

What happens when we die?
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