Death! Why not now?

Death – is that suppose to mean anything - are we suppose to look at it as some form of higher being. Why are we so afraid of it – is it not known that no matter what – it will eventually be carried out – so why not now?

Usually when good things start to happen to us, we wish that life goes on

Yet when things go wrong and our world seems upside down, we wish for it (life) to come to an end.

Are we not looking at it the wrong way? Don’t we usually want to die after we have accomplished all of our dreams, not when we have seen all of our dreams crumble?

So why not ask for death once everything in your life has added up. Why not ask for it when you are happy so that you can truly say that you have left this place happy and accomplished. Why wait for the time in which you are depressed and you feel as if there’s no hope?

Committing suicide is viewed as being wrong. Having been a victim of a homicide is considered tragic. Homicide is defined as having your life taken away without choice. Usually when one die, they do not choose to (natural causes), so are they not victims of homicide (since it was not by choice). Why not take hold of our own destiny and be suicidal. We all know how we want to die, and we all at least want it to be when we are at our most happiest. So the question remains, when good things are present, why not die now?

I AM NOT PROMOTING THE ACT OF SUICIDE

My Own

Time has no hold but life is bold so I come forth to speak what must be told b4 death even attempts to take its toll- at the moment shits may seem lost but the fact still remains- I'm my own muthaluvin boss

It Feels Good

You know what feels great, when you can finally connect with someone. No I'm not talking about on the relationship tip, but being able to connect with the person on a totally different level. I realize that over the years opportunity came and opportunity went. Well not exactly. Opportunity was present if I wanted to have a taste yet that was not fully on my mind since everything I do is just a 'hobby'. I see opportunity's present again yet I don't know how to come at it but I'm coming.