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How Many? by David G. Chaudron PhD Saturday, September 20, 2003 Share Print Save Become a Fan By me, David's daughter Diana.
How many pillars Of morality can crumble Before the whole thing comes crashing down? How many chances will the Earth get To finally come Around? Realize that Sanity makes no difference Faith has no place And we're running out of time To believe, to learn Not to reject our lives The difference Just isn't that fine

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Reviewed by Latorial Faison	11/8/2003

Excellent poetry! It's so matter of fact, simple and complex simultaneously. How Many? It reminds me of the question How Long? Great job. Keep on writing. Latorial Faison, Poet & Author www.latorial.com www.authorsden.com/latorialdfaison




Reviewed by Bonita Quesinberry, R.C.	11/4/2003

Very good, Diana, very good. As you say, earth IS running out of time and no longer can support life. Visit my A/D pages. Love in Christ~~ Bonnie Q Unicorn Haven




Reviewed by Nicole Davis Vergara (Reader)	9/22/2003

Very good, powerful and thought provoking work! ~Nikki~