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The Triumph of Life (poem)

Posted on October 27, 2025October 28, 2025 By Bryant Jacobi

The Triumph of Life

“Death, thou shalt die.” — John Donne

When this world floats dead,
not a microbe left to twitch—
the last creature’s skin
worn by wind to dermal dust—
Earth will be the corpse
of all our corpses. No one
will mourn, remember,
or be haunted. In our deaths,
even ghosts will die.

— Bryant Jacobi
10/27/25

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