Life/Death
I'm not afraid of death and I'm not afraid of dying.
But I am afraid of the choice of death and how I'm going to die.
But if I shall be afraid of the choice of death,
then I shall be afraid of the choice of life.
And if I shall be afraid of how I'm going to die, then I shall be afraid of how I'm going to live.
You see,
When there's no death,
thers's no life.
And when there's no life,
there's no death.
So if I shall live,
I shall face death.
And If I shall die,
I shall face life after death.
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