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  • Change under the Sun

    ~ New death poem from Death-Poetry.com

    Change me and I will change you.

    As well as the cosmos we are in.

    And that will also change other things in return.

    That will affect something else.

    Until the tide of change affects everything.

    And my new self, wakes up in a new world.

    To do things under a new sun.

    In a place where nothing is the same as the day before.

    Funny.

    Now that I see everything changed, I feel safe.

    For everything is dead.

    And still.

    The sun will rise again!

    Source: Related site Death-Poetry.com

    August 11, 2026
    Change, death, death poetry, new day, sun

  • Being Me!

    We strive all our lives to understand our self.
    Only to try to change our self.
    Into someone else.
    Into doing things we do not do.
    Into saying things we would never say.

    And we succeed.

    Because at the end this is who we are.
    No one.
    And everyone at the same time.
    I am me.
    I am the cosmos. Nothing and everything.
    All and Me.

    Watch me change!
    Don’t worry.
    The only things that can change are the ones that were never meant to be.

    (I will always be me…)

    August 8, 2026
    poem, being, Self, Psychology

  • Then, I was born…

    Embryos being old.
    Humans being born.

    How can the new succeed what is gone?
    How can the wise man ever be young once more?
    How can life be alive without ever dying,
    how could death die without being alive?

    Oh, deep inside I knew.
    From the very beginning, the cosmos was old.
    (And then, it was born…)

    August 8, 2026
    born, death, poem, Poetic Philosophy

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