Without bias

Life is often unfair
unjust and biased
It should learn to
be more equitable
and impartial from
death that seldom
plays favorites and
freely embraces all...
Ask those who for
a living stitch shrouds....

Reviews

[Chris Shaw]

That's where we are all going one day. Death is a great equaliser. Doesn't care who you are, how important you think you are, how much money you have, nothing will save you from the Reaper's clutches. A fact of life and well conveyed Tania.

Chris

[Paul Bell]

I myself have not signed up for the inclusive death package so far.
I'm just changing my name to Frank Stein. When one part breaks down, I just replace it with another.

[Dhara_Ditzy Kat]

Dear Tania, this poem is solemn and beautiful. Death has its positives and you brought out very well.

[Jimmy Yetts]

Frequently wish, Tania, death were not so inclusive.
Still, I do often enjoy witnessing very bad people suddenly discovering
their own mortality. The Great Equalizer does have its plus side.
Thought-provoking piece, poetess--with a rather amusing last line.

[AJNJ]

That seems quite hitting Ms. Tania. I agree absolutely.

[Tania Mo]

Thanx Aj. :)

[Marina]

The reaper discriminates against no man......it's just a shame that we that enjoy life cannot live by the same creed. For all our perceived intelligence and evolutionary progress, we humans can sure make a mess of things at times; simple things that should be easy to overcome. More fine wisdom here, Tania. The final line is a killer! Kudos for that! 💛

[Tania Mo]

Thanx Marina.Its a grim bizness

[John the Baptist]

Yes, give death its due. It does not differentiate regarding race, creed, color or political affiliation. Of course, it does not have to recruit; it accepts anybody and everybody, free of charge. Strange, though; no one is rushing to join up.

[Tania Mo]

Yes not a soul. Thanx John.

[jacob erin-cilberto]

love the last line...and just the aura of this piece.
Life and death just happen....no favorites.
No prejudice.
j.

[Tania Mo]

Thanx Jacob. :)