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R.I.P

by Melonie bowers

I'm always thinking about death Death is the after life of the life you left I wonder if it is better than the life you live I'm always saying R.I.P melonie I'm saying that to myself because I never know when im gonna die but I'm ready for it so R.I.P to me once again
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Melonie bowers

I like to write and hang out with friends and family I love fishing and soccer

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