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There's something poetic  about leaving the endings unsaid Guessing countless open leads where the ellipses could've led There's something almost euphoric about the anticipation after beat drop but to live for the hope of it you need to read beyond full stop  There's something rather terrifying  about leaving the ellipses so vague it almost passes for a new beginning  to any interpretation you make  There's something so relatable about afterlife thoughts that it makes me wonder as I look at my grave if death also precedes three dots... *** In storytelling, ambiguous endings by ellipsis have an irreplaceable charm of their own. They come with equal parts of fear and thrill for what's to come. Moreover, they give us something to look forward to.  The kind of anticipation a full stop or resolved ending can never meet. They also leave interpretation up to the reader, thereby giving room for their own perspectives.  "Three Dots After Death" is a hypothetica...