Nancy Kaufman Poet Rhyme

The Ultimate Climax

Living a long life can be at times trying, 
when people you've known are moving on, dying..
Eventually we all come to the end of that road.
It's best to get prepared, not just be that squashed toad..
Larry passed from lung cancer from his years in the navy..
Karen died of cancer too, of which she fought most bravely..
My dad went peacefully while he was asleep.  
Micheal left while on the toilet. Good grief!
Be by accident, disease, or so-called natural causes, how
does one prepare for the "d" day that befalls us?
1. Be a good scout and prepare for the unseen and
    pay close attention to your personal hygiene.
    First responders who will arrive on the scene, much
    prefer a fresh corpse and one that's mostly clean...
2. Before fate propels you to heavens gates or up 
    to the skies, get those finances in order and try
    to downsize.
 3.If your blessed with a good ticker, consider
    donating a body part. Some one out there whose suffering
    might possibly need you're heart.
 Death is the ultimate climax of life so be prepared to eliminate strife.

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Sotto Poet September 11, 2023 at 3:07 PM Your poem is a true treasure, filled with beauty. Each word flows seamlessly, evoking a symphony of emotions. The vivid imagery you have crafted is exquisite, and your advice is deeply meaningful. Remembering our departed poet friends is a reminder of life's brevity and death's abruptness. The words in your poem shine like precious gems, adding an enchanting touch. Nancy Kaufman September 12, 2023 at 3:07 PM Hi Sotto, You humble me with such allocates. Your poetry show cases the wonderful talent you are and I am grateful for such kind words on your part. Have a blessed evening.

Ink Empress September 11, 2023 at 4:30 AM This is such a powerful reminder. D day of loved ones is something i always fear, and lately i have been fearing losing loved ones even more, so this made me think alot. I am so sorry for your loss too, life, just is so short and precious , and good ones taken so fast. But thank you for reminding me to be prepared for the unseen; much needed. Sending you light always Nancy Kaufman September 12, 2023 at 3:09 PM Dear Ink, Thank you kindly for your sweet words and a very heartfelt congratulations on your recent collaborative win.