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A Dead Fly


A fly just died, ordinary like any other but in my presence. This scenario is odd. I did not kill, I witnessed which is different. I never thought. I felt sorry for any ordinary fly. Millions killed each day but this 1 fly decided to fly right in front of me. Call me crazy, but this fly reminded. Death is everywhere even in our homes each day. RIP Fly
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