Do Not Resuscitate DNR – Much Love, Deb Poems ~ Fresh & Thought~Provoking

It’s Better Beyond Love

Aug 15, 2025

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in Conscious Death Anxiety, Enlightenment, love

The poem explores the paradox of experiencing pain without the numbing influence of love. It emphasizes the importance of facing the truth of mortality and vulnerability, suggesting that accepting this reality leads to a deeper peace and respect for life. Ultimately, it advocates for a bliss that acknowledges human fragility.

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.

”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.

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.

Loving the Helplessness

Jan 23, 2025

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Deborah Marchant’

in Conscious Death Anxiety, Non-conscious death anxiety, Self Reflection

This poignant message encourages embracing love and vulnerability instead of resisting life’s challenges. It highlights how societal pressures to control can lead to suffering and disconnect, filling various spaces with pain. Rather than fearing helplessness, the piece advocates for acceptance and connection, fostering a more compassionate approach to existence.

American Heartburn

Jan 16, 2025

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Deborah Marchant’

in Business, Health, Home, Politics, Self Reflection

The content suggests that engaging with provocative or spicy news can quickly lead to heightened emotions and intense reactions. This is depicted through the metaphor of chewing on such news, which results in the use of sharp or caustic language, reflecting the negative impact of sensationalism.

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