Have you ever realized that one day you will be dead, and that we are all like ants, except we do our own thing and are less organized?
by 
Don Gorgeous George
ANSWERS: 6
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Not me! I'm a disorganized gopher.
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I am not like an ant. Ants do not know they are ants, they have no ability to think abstractly nor to love. Ants are little more than animated matter. I am made in God's image an likeness. I can think abstractly and I can love. I am a composite being that is both matter and eternal spirit. My body will die, but I will never cease to exist.
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I understand the analogy but I don't feel that way. When I die I will have loved, been loved, felt joy, and given joy, smiled and given smiles, and so much more than an ant will never know.
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I feel that time spent thinking about death is a waste of my time. I may be disorganized, but I do feel significant. Of course, I also feel that ants must be significant too, so your point is not totally wasted on me.
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Thinking about death now and then helps me to use my life in a more efficient way. I haven't got forever to do what I want to do with my life.
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I look forward to leaving this awful plane of existense.
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