"The Death of the Moth" by Virginia Woolf

I really like how Virginia Woolf in her story "The Death of the Moth" describes a moth's life and death to show us how fragile a human being's existence can be. I believe that Woolf wants us to become aware that life is pretty short and frail, and when we least expect death surprises us. Although death is a reality that nobody can escape, we never are prepared to face it. We have to enjoy every moment; as a consequence, when death comes, we get the satisfaction of having lived intensely, fully and completely.