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DEATH


Like a stream of waters flowing into the sea That is how death takes one without a say Like a neccessary evil It does not care about ones ego Devouring both the young and old with it invisible venom It brings nothing but sorrowful laughter in the vicinity with sheer perversity Wishes are made for it to be a choice But even fairies could not make it a choice
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