Ever wondered how powerful death is?
Everything resolves irrespective of analysis
Death can tear apart relationships
Seizes the soul of anything that lives
Snatches a child from a mother
Spouse dies leaving one behind
Death is curiosity death is a mystery
I wish there was a death ministry
Do you fear death? Death is not as terrifying as you might think. In fact, it may play a beneficial role in the ecosystem of the planet. When an organism dies, its body becomes food for scavengers and decomposers such as bacteria and fungi. These organisms break down the components of the dead organism – proteins, carbohydrates, water, and lipids – which are then re-incorporated into plant and animal tissue through microbial action and nutrients cycle back into available forms for living organisms to absorb them again.
This recycling system that relies on death is known as decomposition. If too many organisms died all at once (e.g., if a forest fire burned up all the trees), then the entire ecosystem would collapse.
Life can only exist because death exists. Life needs death and the decay systems of decomposition are available to allow for it. Organisms need to die so that they can become available as a food source for other organisms; and also to release nutrients back into the soil (the ultimate goal of decomposers). The natural process of death is essential to guaranteeing life's sustainability.