Death
You can never plan for it, never expect it
Death
It comes at you like a freight train and just like that
Death
It’s all around us and is a part of us
Death
It waits for no one, it takes what it wants
Death
Whenever it wants it
Death
It is impatient and always comes
Death
At the most inconvienient of times
Death
It doesn’t take into account your schedule or your plans
Death
It works on no clock but the clock of life and
Death
That has no way of being measured
Death
And just like that, you’re gone
Death
The person you loved, is gone
Death
And all we’re left with is the memories that remain
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Noah Hagedorn
What does someone from the midwest have to offer right? Well if you dig down into the layers, you would find someone from a blended family, a musician, coffee roaster, boat builder, husband, poet, and a lot more that might surprise you.
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