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As the nose in the center
of the face so is the inevitability
that the sun shall rise
and set; the moon will wax
and wane, and the sky remains.
Such are the realities for those
who have lived and suffered the atrocities
of life that nature releases—thus,
it’s useless to fear that which is inevitable—
As sure as the nose in the center
of the face, it is inevitable that death
will come in life; therefore live life
to the fullest each and every day and night.
Indeed, the gospel of life begins with birth
and ends with death, but as there is no evidence
that birth is inevitable, but there is no shadow
of doubt with respect to the inevitability of death.
As we in life walk in the shadows of death,
we need not have fear of any evil; for all have been given
the blessing of timed life from birth to inevitable death.
Taking the old axiom to heart—with its various allegorical
message to be discerned—let us strive each and every day
to live it as if it is the last day/night of our life.
There is no need to invite or usher in inevitable death;
to do so is an evil transgression against the blessing of life.
Finally, let us know this, as sure as the nose in the center
of the face, the Passover too has proven inevitability.
