accept natural decay of body – Much Love, Deb Poems ~ Fresh & Thought~Provoking

Death Bed Awaiting

Oct 10, 2025

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in Conscious Death Anxiety, Enlightenment, Organic, Self Reflection

So, there’s this poem about finding peace through meditation while observing life’s constant changes. The vibe hints at pondering mortality and acceptance, reflecting on how everything shifts. It’s a thoughtful piece that feels both personal and universal, written by Deb in October 2025. Much love!

In 50 Years

Aug 4, 2025

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Deborah Marchant’

in Conscious Death Anxiety, Government

The poem reflects on future aspirations regarding actions and words vital for a fulfilling aging experience. It questions how one’s current choices influence a peaceful transition into old age, emphasizing the importance of living in compassionate nations that prioritize elderly care, and encouraging introspection about individual responsibilities toward future needs.

The Fiendish Endish

Jun 27, 2025

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Deborah Marchant’

in Broken, Conscious Death Anxiety, Self Reflection

The poem reflects on the struggles of aging and the relentless challenges it brings. It laments the exhaustion of fighting against life’s adversities, capturing the emotional and physical toll of facing losses and disappointments. Despite the dark realities, a sense of resilience through humor emerges, highlighting the bittersweet nature of growing older.

”Why do I feel suicidal?”

Jun 23, 2025

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Deborah Marchant’

in Broken, Non-conscious death anxiety, Self Reflection

In this poignant poem, various different Americans feel profoundly trapped with a despairing death anxiety. Menstruating women, veterinarians, veterans, and LGBTQ individuals worn down by despair, loneliness, and a constant threat to their lives. A collective question about the Suicide Hotline shutdown highlights a desperate need for compassion and understanding in an increasingly isolating world.

The Cave is Full

Jun 19, 2025

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Deborah Marchant’

in Non-conscious death anxiety, Self Reflection

The poem is depicting a struggle against self-destructive tendencies. It reflects on the futility of trying to escape the metaphorical tunnels of life, created by misguided thinking. Ultimately, it suggests that efforts to achieve immortality through ignorance only lead to deeper entrapment.

Hair Lying

Jun 19, 2025

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Deborah Marchant’

in Conscious Death Anxiety, Health, Organic, Self Reflection

The poem reflects on the transformative nature of dye and its attempt to evoke nostalgia for a time when one’s hair was authentic. It captures the essence of change and a longing for past beauty. The work is credited to Deb Poems and inspired by an article from the Irish Examiner.

Let Life Down

Apr 16, 2025

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Deborah Marchant’

in animals, Broken, Conscious Death Anxiety, Enlightenment, love, relationships, Self Reflection

The piece dives into the struggle of letting go and dealing with self-imposed disappointments. It reflects on the idea that clinging to certain beliefs can be tough but acknowledges that embracing life’s flow is essential. In the end, it’s about finding peace with what is.

Cancer, Stroke, Heart Attacks

Mar 3, 2025

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Deborah Marchant’

in Conscious Death Anxiety, Earth, Healing, Health, Media, Politics, Self Reflection

In a human world inundated with political chaos, don’t just absorb the noise—own it. Be conscious of the tumult, and allow it to cascade through your consciousness. Embrace the chaos – it’s an emotional landscape. This poem’s theme is about the power of acceptance amidst the barrage. Much love, indeed.

The Significance of Insignificance

Feb 27, 2025

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Deborah Marchant’

in Enlightenment, Non-conscious death anxiety, Self Reflection

In a heartfelt reflection, the author expresses the profound impact of grief and loss, likening it to dying. The struggle to write and acknowledge these feelings highlights our collective human insignificance. Emphasizing the importance of awareness, the piece calls for humility and understanding in our shared existence, with all living beings.

when don’t feel like living

Feb 21, 2025

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Deborah Marchant’

in Broken, Health

Your body communicates its needs, urging you to stop any harmful treatment. By listening and complying with its demands, you may find peace and quiet within. Embracing this silence can be a positive sign, indicating that things are improving. Trust in the process for a healthier relationship with yourself.

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