Death Comes
Submitted to the Haunted Echoes challenge
By Adam DiehlPublished 3 months ago • 1 min read
Photo by Víctor Elvira Ávalos on Unsplash
What is it, you ask
the end of you and of me
the fate we deserve.
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Adam Diehl
Just a husband and father writing things I'd like to read. When I can find the time, that is.
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Short but powerful, it feels like a quiet punch to the gut.
This haiku captures the inevitability of death with a quiet, contemplative tone. Its starkness mirrors the theme, creating a chilling yet thoughtful effect.