I draw the line that divides life and death.
That divides the moment in time-space between a piece of organic matter in its functional period and its vegetative decomposition. It happens hundreds of times a minute.
In seconds, this line fades and soon disappears. There is no doubt why.
After all, even if the body continues to move, the mind continues to operate and the blood continues to pump, life can also simply be the moments that are experienced, the joy, the life in them. This is lost. It happens thousands of times a minute.
So, what is, indeed, life or death?
Life is the beating of the heart, but it is also feeling it accelerate when seeing someone.
Death is the stopping of the lungs, but it is also suffocating in stored words.
Once you live, you live forever, there is always a legacy. But once you mourn, once you lose, once you die, you die forever.
It happens everywhere, simultaneously, millions of times a minute.
I erase the line that divides life and death.
That divides the moment in time-space between a piece of organic matter in its functional period and its vegetative decomposition. It happens hundreds of times a minute.
In seconds, this line fades and soon disappears. There is no doubt why.
After all, even if the body continues to move, the mind continues to operate and the blood continues to pump, life can also simply be the moments that are experienced, the joy, the life in them. This is lost. It happens thousands of times a minute.
So, what is, indeed, life or death?
Life is the beating of the heart, but it is also feeling it accelerate when seeing someone.
Death is the stopping of the lungs, but it is also suffocating in stored words.
Once you live, you live forever, there is always a legacy. But once you mourn, once you lose, once you die, you die forever.
It happens everywhere, simultaneously, millions of times a minute.
I erase the line that divides life and death.