“The Unanswered Question by Stewart Stafford Ask a body why it lies in a grave, And no answer shall ring in your ears, Ask the rat that squeaks like a knave, And there is nothing to ease your fears. See lightning's fiery eye wink a hint, Hear thunder belching out proud, Hail is flicked off like lint, Dumb as a corpse in its shroud. Mourners do splutter and cry, In unison or solitary grief, Hysteria governs their reply, Tongues pocketed by sorrow's thief. Only when you lay in dirt senselessly, Do answers come out of reach, Secrets clouded eternally, To an owl's shrill and wise screech. © Stewart Stafford, 2021. All rights reserved.” DeathPoetryNatureGriefPoemMourningMeaning Of LifeDeath And DyingLife After DeathDeath And Taxes Author:Stewart Stafford
“Do you want to be remembered for the money you made or the life you lived?” LifeDeathMoneyFamilyLifestyleLegacyRememberedContributionDeadDeath And Taxes Author:Richie Norton
“In the blink of an eye, the fairytales told to children were as real as death and taxes. Vampires, shifters, trolls, demons and creatures of myth, were as real as the air we breathe.” CreaturesMythVampiresDemonsShiftersTrollsDeath And Taxes Book:Macabre Source: Macabre