It was a little confusing to actually figure out what he was portraying in the poem. It makes this poem so interesting because it represents death in different ways and in the end it all turns out that she was already death. In other words it makes me realize that it doesn't really have an ending at the end. We conclude that the speaker was dead, we found this out until the last stanza. The speaker was a spirit all the time, but she was still thinking about her last day. She seemed so peaceful in the first few verses, she was probably ready for death. He ends it with “eternity,” in the poem and enacting eternity to descend into infinity. It was too mysterious to fully explain. Life and death are both parts of life and destiny. As teenagers we don't delve into its meaning except in the long term. When we become adults we begin to face death and when our minds are more developed we may be able to experience emotions. Life and death is a natural cycle that we must be aware of that we will not live forever. I wish we did, but that's the rule of life. Death will be an experience that we will have to undergo in our life. Everyone will die eventually and no one will stop happening