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A Survivors Anthem by Michelle R Kidwell Power In The Pen Friday, May 14, 2004 Rated "PG" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan I've been thinking a lot of a couple of friends, Dana Sue and Melissa, who have been struggling with their health in the past months, this I wrote for them...
I will get through this With hope and prayer. It may bring me to my knee’s, I may cry a million tears And bang my fists But somehow Someway I will get through this With hope And a million prayers A good dose of faith And if my time Should end I will go rest in my home at high. Copyright Michelle R Kidwell May.14.04

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Reviewed by Sarah Tagert	5/17/2004

this is one of your best is a while!




Reviewed by Karla Dorman, The StormSpinner	5/15/2004

(((michelle))) powerful, powerful write--so beautiful and courageous! you are a survivor, as well--one who takes other's feelings into consideration before your own--a heroine in my eyes, you are (((HUGS))) and love, karla. STANDING OVATION!




Reviewed by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado	5/15/2004

you are a good friend to dana sue and melissa; i am sure they are blessed to have you as a friend! i certainly am, and i am glad you are keeping them in prayer in their time of need! that's what friends are for; keep on praying, and i will join you in prayer for dana sue and melissa! love you, sweets! can't wait until july either!! YAHOOOOOOO!!! (((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in tx., karen lynn. :D




Reviewed by P. Michaels	5/15/2004

Thank you, Michelle for this caring poem. Sometimes we begin to believe that nobody cares, then there are people like you who speak up. I recently wrote a poem called "Oh Lord!" and hardly anyone read or commented on it. I wasn't trying to to be arrogant, nor was I trying to preach. I was only trying to deal with the news that I had just been told. I have cancer. After I wrote it, I read very angry poems about people who write about what I write. Thank you again. You have my Christian love, Patty




Reviewed by Bhuwan Thapaliya	5/14/2004

My prayers are with your friends...love n luck...BUWAN




Reviewed by Jim Dunlap	5/14/2004

I think this line: 'On my home at high.' should read "in my home on high". I hope your friends get better, but having outlived most of mine, I know how those things mostly go. At least they have you supporting them. Many people never have anybody.