Written for: Poets and Storytellers United Weekly Scribblings #37: Last Messages "In East Asia (Japan, China, Korea) there is a long tradition of death poems called jisei, reflecting on one's own death and/or death in general. They are supposed to be written on the death-bed, or at least when death seems imminent, but they could be written earlier. In form they usually resemble haiku or tanka. What would be your final message to the world?" love and laughter darkness and light made up my life https://poetsandstorytellersunited.blogspot.com/
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Beautiful, Sarah! A summing up which leaves no doubt you lived to the full.
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PS I do like that you did it as a jisei!
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Thanks, Rosemary!
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