Well, it's official

Your music has become my "Inspirational Writing Music."
I have looked for you all my life, Bosa. Your music is what is keeping me writing, and believe me, I've had a long time to get out of my writing stint and fall under the horrors of Writer's Block.
But this... this made me want to start writing again. So you get my eternal thanks there, bud.
Really, thank you for creating such beautiful, intricate music. It's people like you that deserve to have big Trophies that say "Best Classical Musician Of The Year Award."
-Teya

I would never be happy to die

If I was depressed enough to be happy dying, it wouldn't be happiness. Despite that, I would be less sad dying if I was listening to this with loved ones. Anyways, it is a very good song and the drum part reminded me of military funerals.

I do not like the ending.

I can see that you spent a lot of time arranging the melodies. But I still cannot give you 10 of 10 because I do not like the ending - when the remembering of life was reaching its climax, everything suddenly stopped. This enlarges people the fear to death.
I strongly suggest you to replace the sudden end with guadual weakening because it will make the ending of life more quiet and peaceful and, thus, happy.
Respect.

oops..

i accidently hit a 2 on the other vote...shit SORRY... damn puppy was messin with me so i was distracted.. ANYWAYYY

i like this.. its very peaceful... thats what i home me grandma heard when she went through the pearly gates

Amazing!

I love its simpicity in the beginning and how it gets more complex as it gos along.

Great job!