The Old Death
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Death is the end of all things. Death has been personified by man throughout most history. Most consider Death a scary thing but I see it as a beautiful experience and reprieve. It's the end but also the beginning and it should be celebrated and not mourned as it is in this short story.
So please enjoy this story.
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