Death..

Well, have you ever seen someone die? It's hard to explain.. I saw my grandfather.. I've seen quite a few dead people as well.. People I knew, people my parents knew, relatives.. But I've only seen my grandfather go..


It's the breathing.. He went in his sleep, but after years of cancer BS.. Finally, he gave up.. He fell asleep and an hour later, the death growl thingy.. It looked kindof peaceful, but the sound was ICE cold.. Colder than ice.. Shivering.. When you hear that sound, you know the person is dead.


Death to me isn't that awfull.. It's the next big step..



About the afterlife, maybe it's whatever you want it to be.. Maybe it's another life.. There are BILLIONS OF BILLIONS of possibilties, you NEVER know.. Life is WAY to complex to even grasp, how could we even begin to understand death?
PaRaNoIa Reviewed by PaRaNoIa on . Death What must it be like to die? A morbid and sinister topic of discussion, I know, but I really want to know. I'm not talking about near-death. I've experienced that, and it was indicative of all the superlatives that are attributable it. Actual death. I'm not afraid to die, as I believe that it is an inevitabilty that none of us can evade. I don't know what happens next in terms of 'existence'. The afterlife, reincarnation, and all other ideology doesn't sit too well with me. However, Rating: 5