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Survive
by Richard J Kallao → (All Poetry by Richard J Kallao)
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Like a bat out of hell she came
Superstorm Sandy destroying
everything in her path,
 

Wave after wave of rain flooded
cities and made the lives of those
in it to survive .To struggle we will
to survive we must,because Sandy
was not the first nor will it be the last .
Survive we will survive we will .

House were ruind streets gone even
people dying but we must be brave
if we don't who will who will,we will.
 

There is no other like us through
hard times we survive we must we
will, Sandy is gone but what she did
we can all see,life is a given how we
deal with it is up too us but we will but
we will,we must survive we must survive .
 

Have faith be strong believe in each
other help each other if you can but we
must survive it is our legacy if we don't.
 

Survive .
 

 

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Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on November 5, 2012
Survival today is largely tied up in income. While Sandy can take our things, as long as we are not injured and still have work that pays money, we can easily start over and survive––even if it means in another place.

However, if we have no money, and/or the work. We fall into what is called the, “safety net,” Of charity and welfare. That is no survival at all.

Recovery will take a lot of effort and I hope that we do not build back the same structures to be destroyed again in future storms like we do on the Gulf Coast.

Ron


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