Form
Heaven and earth last. They’ll never end. Mountains and rivers know no seasons, and there’s a timeless law plants and trees follow: frost then dew, vigor then ruin. They call us earth’s most divine and wise things, but we alone are never as we are again. One moment we appear in this world, and the next, we vanish, never to return. And who notices one person less? Family? Friends? They only remember when some everyday little thing you’ve left behind pushes grief up to their eyes in tears. I’m no immortal. I can’t just soar away beyond change. There’s no doubt about it, death’s death. Once you see that, you’ll see that turning down drinks is for fools.