There is a moment, 500Please respect copyright.PENANA22jDkFGtYX
A split second, 500Please respect copyright.PENANAimbLTHEZfw
Between birth, 500Please respect copyright.PENANAhf1joKVDs0
And death, 500Please respect copyright.PENANAXlEJ72PGsY
That is called life.
Everything you have ever done, 500Please respect copyright.PENANAfZQKoMAsPg
Everyone you have ever loved, 500Please respect copyright.PENANA7cCI9Wv2ya
Everything, 500Please respect copyright.PENANAR3payc4FTO
Occurred in that moment.
Whether it be, 500Please respect copyright.PENANAN4ximw6lUK
One year, 500Please respect copyright.PENANAXOQYaLvt8W
Ten years, 500Please respect copyright.PENANAXYZ4QYi4d4
Fifty years, 500Please respect copyright.PENANAFx0r68i2qV
Or a hundred,
It was only a moment. 500Please respect copyright.PENANAiiQlSH5JYO
But though that may be, 500Please respect copyright.PENANA3yJlxLoUtM
The nature of mortality, 500Please respect copyright.PENANAyVosthqv32
There is more to life, 500Please respect copyright.PENANAqVX4KBTYRI
Than death.
And though that might seem empty, 500Please respect copyright.PENANAajJsVkYNN7
Know that all life, 500Please respect copyright.PENANAkAeP4j5Gpd
Exists the same, 500Please respect copyright.PENANA3HMQwd0Qk3
Ends the same.
So live your life, 500Please respect copyright.PENANANvB94HJKHm
Because only you can live your moment.
The Nature of Mortality was inspired by that line in Interstellar (2014) where Matt Damon screams, "There is a moment-" and is imploded by incorrectly attaching an airlock. After all the jokes about the "genius astronaut who couldn't operate an airlock properly," I wrote the line on a piece of paper and stared at it for five minutes. And at the end of the five minutes, this happened. I hoped you liked it, despite the implications of it. 500Please respect copyright.PENANAiN5sXsnphw