A Death Poem

The waters of life continue to rise

Like Noah’s flood a watery grave is my destiny

My ark of stability is crushed under the tumultuous waves

I sink with no one around

No hope of survival

I was told I must die to live

Well was life an illusion?

Must I really die twice?

Only to relive life

Under the water I fade

Further in and deeper down

The last sight I see

The sun and many rainbows reach for my hand

Traumatized by life and fearful of death

I clinch my fist

I prepare for my next quest

Since I was born I have to die, and so...
— KISE
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