As death is expected, Bring forth life as you will. For my…
“As death is expected, Bring forth life as you will. For my time has ended, My heart stands still. Quietly mercy stands, Time no longer in my hands. Look at me no longer, A shamefulness repaired. My body lying on the floor, All the spectors in despair. I'm sorry if you'll miss me, I'm sorry if you won't. I'm sorry if you cared for me, I'm sorry if you don't. This, right here, Is my Suicide Letter; Goodbye forever. As breathing's just a waste of death, And living's just a waste of breath, I've forgotten everything to remember. And time has not slowed a minute since I've gone, And we're done. This life. Will you miss me? No you won't. Do you care? No you don't. Are you scared? No you aren't. And we're through, This life. You, right here, Are my Suicide Letter; Goodbye forever. Eternity is waiting.”
About This Quote
This interpretation was drafted with AI assistance. It is one reading of the quote, not the author's own explanation.
A lament of existential despair, expressing the futility of life and the inevitability of death, while pleading for acknowledgment of the speaker's final act.
In simple terms: Existential hopelessness
Key Takeaway
Life feels meaningless
Themes
despair
existentialism
nihilism
mortality
solitude
Mood
sorrow
despair
resignation
Type
personal confession
poetic lament
When to use this quote
- personal crisis
- mental health struggle
- farewell to loved ones
- reflection on mortality
Key Concepts
suicide
finality
identity
regret
Practical Applications
- counseling interventions
- support group facilitation
Questions to Reflect On
- What underlying factors might drive someone to such a conclusion?
- How can we better recognize and respond to signs of deep hopelessness?