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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required DEATH IS A NOTHING WORD for Death was once called D'aarth in ancient of ancient times, then translated to Death to control and cause fear. Death means nothing to the dead but it sure means a lot to the living because death is a nothing word for the dead is glorying in their living and the living is left to mourn the dead Death means nothing to the dead for the dead is now living a life free free from worry, free from pain and body the living finds the missing of those love ones who have passed on from this earthly road sometimes too terrible to bear but the dream of the dead goes on instead The door of death is there for all already awaiting it's only those that are scared of that word of death that makes it hard to go thro' that open door for that open door leads to a world of dreams the dream of walking in a dream till the passing on is fully realized that more the living is done on the other side tho' without a body, you the "Spirit" is now free So it is now very important to realize in truth that You are You the Spirit in a body encased and not the other way round that you are told to embrace and so go on to knowing of your Immortality and that makes the door of death easy to go through to make the new living so much easier to propound.
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