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Compassion, Empathy, Fate, Finitude of Life, Love, Meaning of Life, Mental Health, Mortality, Noble Cause, Purpose of Life, Sacrifice, Virtue

When shadows gather, vast and deep, and earthly visions cease,
We learn that nothing truly lasts but love that grants us peace.
Death casts a cosmic threshold where time and space suspend—
A soul’s eternal journey, deprived of start or end.
We are the universe in flesh—brief sparks that strive to burn,
To love, to lose, to ache, to rise, then homeward all return.
Our fragile souls, a fleeting flame within the grand design,
We blaze a path, then fade away, into the great Divine.
Though kingdoms crumble into ash, their glory turned to dust,
The cosmos hums its sacred hymn—infinite, wise, and just.
Let fools lament their golden age, let tyrants grasp in vain—
Their legacies dissolve like mist, forgotten in the rain.
O mortal pride that dares to stand against the rising tide,
Your monuments decay in storms, your hubris swept aside.
For time’s vast hand and nature’s law reclaim all we create,
Leaving in the wind but whispers—born of folly and fate.
The tides of time will rise again, engulfing king and slave,
Yet souls who walk in virtue’s light defy the yawning grave.
No crown nor sword nor gilded throne can halt death’s swift decree,
But selfless love alone ascends to claim eternity.
So let us all cast aside our fears and reach for what lies far beyond,
For in the heart where kindness dwells, true love forms an unbreakable bond.
When stars have burned and worlds collapse, one truth remains supreme—
Love, the undying flame within, outlasts the fleeting dream.


