Confront death then anything is possible – Much Love, Deb Poems ~ Fresh & Thought~Provoking

Changing the Billionaire Rules

Aug 12, 2025

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in Government, Non-conscious death anxiety, Politics

The influence of non-conscious death anxiety affects everyone, overshadowing financial wealth and perpetuating grievances about inequality. The billionaire elite’s greed maintains their power and luxury, while the broader population struggles. Change requires acknowledging and rejecting these unfair systems, fostering a collective awareness to challenge the oppressive rules and death anxiety that govern society.

Up and Down

Aug 10, 2025

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Deborah Marchant’

in Conscious Death Anxiety, Earth

The poem reflects the cyclical nature of life, illustrating how various elements, like the sun, plums, and emotions, continually rise and fall. It emphasizes the constant movement on Earth, drawing parallels between physical experiences and emotional highs and lows, while questioning what remains permanently down.

Naughty Showoffs

Aug 2, 2025

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Deborah Marchant’

in Conscious Death Anxiety, Non-conscious death anxiety, Politics

Celebrate Playing Fair

Get Educated on The Capitulation Reaction

Aug 2, 2025

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Deborah Marchant’

in Broken, education, Politics, Self Reflection

Wake up, America! You’re letting democracy get crushed under the weight of Trump’s demands. It’s time to confront the unsettling truth: your fear of death is distorting your reality and fueling complacency. Don’t hide from this anxiety; embrace it, or watch your democratic ideals fade into oblivion.

About You & Your Turn

Jul 18, 2025

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Deborah Marchant’

in Self Reflection

The poem explores the concept of “turns” in life, questioning the nature of opportunities and waiting for them. It reflects on feelings associated with anticipation, fairness, and the significance of these moments. Ultimately, it poses philosophical inquiries about life’s waits, promises, and the experiences of fulfillment and emptiness.

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.

Now That I’m Dead

Mar 16, 2025

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Deborah Marchant’

in Conscious Death Anxiety, family, Health, love, relationships, Self Reflection

In this reflective piece, the author encourages embracing a slower pace in life, particularly in moments filled with distractions and responsibilities. By comparing this slow-down to recovery from numbness, it highlights the importance of taking time for oneself, suggesting that just as in infancy, we should allow ourselves to exist without the pressure of time.

Trump’s Skull

Mar 15, 2025

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Deborah Marchant’

in Business, Government, Media, Politics, relationships, Self Reflection

The post reflects on the harmful nature of attacks against American democracy, linking such actions to death denial and anxiety. It critiques figures like Elon Musk and political leaders for prioritizing self-importance over democratic integrity. The message concludes with a reminder of mortality for those opposing American democracy.

Level Headedness

Mar 10, 2025

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Deborah Marchant’

in Conscious Death Anxiety, Gratitude, Healing, Health, Home, humor, love, relationships, Self Reflection

To stay chill in this crazy world, just snack on some protein-packed peanut butter, get cozy in bed, and breathe easy! Forget paranoia and jail time—embrace a life filled with gratitude, love, and a sprinkle of humor. Remember, the key to calmness is much simpler than you think!

A Surprise Softness

Mar 10, 2025

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Deborah Marchant’

in Business, Conscious Death Anxiety, Earth, education, Enlightenment, Government, Gratitude, Healing, Health, love, Media, Organic, Politics, relationships, Self Reflection

The poem expresses a longing for connection and vulnerability, emphasizing a decrease in arrogance and an openness to kindness. It reflects on the significance of these emotions in the context of a stranger’s interaction, all while framing this sentiment within the notable setting of The White House Oval Office.

Let’s Talk About Me Me Me Me

Mar 9, 2025

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Deborah Marchant’

in Non-conscious death anxiety, relationships

In this raw exploration of couple’s therapy, a speaker laments the fading connection, longing for the partner to be a willing puppet, effortlessly fulfilling desires. Once a tool for their vibrant existence, intimacy now feels like a distant memory. The cry for understanding and shared purpose resonates painfully amidst the disillusionment of feeling insignificant.

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