The article below is revised and republished from another blog I ran in the past. Where to begin regarding death? It isn’t just a matter of first impressions. It’s also a matter of what road I travel down. The poet Frost settled that question. Yes, one can always begin again. I’ve done that more than once in my life. But eventually one begins to run out of beginnings. When that happens it becomes more profitable to begin at the end. So perhaps, in the interest of time, dear reader, even though I think (perhaps erroneously, as God may decide) that I still have a few beginnings left, I will begin at the end for your benefit. The presence of that end is still only theoretical, but it looms larger as time passes. You see, I have arrived at the place where I leave the door unlatched at night. Not the door to the outside, but rather the door to the inside. I live, you see, in a room ...
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