Prompt#3: In light of the nearing All Saints' Day, I'd like to know what death means to you. How do you view death?

Mechanics of the Game:

Answer the prompt with i＜J in mind.
Your answer can be in the form of an essay, a poem, a picture, an anecdote or just about anything that can be posted on the Internet (for us to see and share).
If you have a blog, you can post it there. Otherwise, Facebook is the best option. Use the Notes section and enter i＜J:ournal Prompt#3 as the title.
For photo answers, you can create an album with i＜J:ournal as the title. For each picture, caption should be the Prompt#.
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While I may appear biased in this week's prompt, especially because death is one of Ryan Raneses' dearly loved topics, I think it's still nice to know about different opinions on a rarely talked about topic. I'll be looking forward to your responses.

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MY RESPONSE

I found this picture in another site and totally wants to share it in this prompt. I might be late in answering prompts now but rest assured I was thinking about it.

Why?

Death has been a delicate topic to me all along.

Not because I am afraid to die but mainly because I have been looking forward to it for so long.

But..

I am still afraid to lose someone close to me.

And the sad part about it is that.. Seperation, more than death is painful