Life and Death

Of life we have little choice, but death is totally different. We each have the tools needed to properly cope with death, if we only discover and properly use them.

Life and death are the greatest health challenges of them all. Survival under the most grueling conditions affects the mind and body and contributes to the jeopardiing the quality of life and the quality of our death.

This life is an stepping stone to death and the enterance of eternal life. One first has to experience pain before they can be born into a new life.

Joining the flood of books analyzing modern German history, Peter Fritzsche's latest work, Life and Death in the Third Reich introduces a new dimension to the study of this tumultuous period.

Without watches, calendars and numbers we would not know the quality of life and it's length and how long we're pasted away. Living and loving are most important to me.

Walk through a modern-day cemetery and there's precious little to chronicle the ones who lie buried beneath the earth. Such was not the case in centuries gone by, as we can see by their epitaphs carved in stone.

This article presents insights on god's control over life, death and the future.

A look at the role of death and rebirth in Plath's poetry

Archibald MacLeish is an amazing poet, and it was his poem "The End of the World" that caused me to select this for an in-class assignment.

Lou Gehrig retired midway through the 1939 season when his disease, ALS, became too much even for the Iron Horse. He died two years later, on June 2, 1941. He was 38 years old.

Death is emotionally messy but that doesn't mean that the literal mess has to be cleaned up ASAP.

The Red Shoes is one of the most critically acclaimed films of all time. Recently restored by Martin Scorsese, I take a look at what makes the film so beloved.

Sonora Webster Carver was an amazing athlete. She was more than just a horse diver, she was and still is an inspiration to women, and she is a legend.

The heat of the sun beats down upon me like a fierce opponent, threatening defeat.

This is a movie review about the 1930 film adaptation of the novel ALL QUIET IN WESTERN FRONT.

Throughout history, writing, art and religion has shown that two forces persist in a undying battle; a cycle that permeates to the core of human nature, order and destruction. These two forces, although polar opposite, ensures challenge and growth.

Mediums live in a world invisible to most of us. They tread the line between life and death as easily and as naturally as we ourselves wake and welcome in the day

Tears on the Face of a Motherless Child is a poem written from the perspective of a homeless child --

The sad and horrible case of Rudi Hargreaves, a 22-year-old teaching assistant living in Hull, East Yorks, England, demonstrates once again the perils of turning over health care decisions to government bureaucrats, in this case the National Health Service.

With One Shot of My Gun is a poem written about a person who buys a gun to protect his family, but accidentally shoots his only son --

A short article explaining who 2Pac was.

A poem concerning the basis for relationship in light of death.

Better Health or More Health Care?

This poem is about a man who gradually loses faith in God as he gains more knowledge.

These poems represent one's struggle to accept of life, and their immediate need to then accept death.

I had previously been suicidal and thought I would welcome death had it presented itself to me. After a near car wreck (which would have certainly been fatal), I rethink what it is to want to be alive.

A poem

A collective poem reflecting on the life of death and death of life; what it means to live and die, and how it affects peoples minds during their lives.

Death, cancer, unfinished business, family, being prepared,