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Life & Death


Life is merely
death in its infacy.

There will come a time when we all lose the light in our eye and fade to
morning dust.

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kopa121

When Socrates went to cross the bridge. Plato stopped him saying, " I will let you pass if you tell me the truth. If you lie I will throw you asunder!" Socrates in order to cross the bridge said, "You will throw me asunder."

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