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Dear Death


Dear Death 

You always happen to take someone's breath

Do not deny your love for life

She is your companion, your wife 

The gifts you send were once her creation

And you cause her grieving with every gift you send in her direction 

So please keep your gifts 

Return them and give them life 

Because beautiful creations do not deserve to die 

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