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How To Survive The End of The World
by Maryanne Raphael → (All Poetry by Maryanne Raphael)
  
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Thoghts about after forever

How to survive the end of the world


The four horses of the apocalypse gallop across your chest


and you wonder where love went


You remember where you were


when the music died and the lights went out


all over the world. You know we will always have Paris.


and the time we took the last plane for the coast.


Hold on to your fear. It is all you have.


Fear’s not worth nothin but it’s free.


Watch the ghost riders cross the sky


while you conquer the night.


Whimper with the best planet anybody ever loved


as you run to catch the wind.


Pretend to be alive, it will take you far


But even Paniolas get the blues


And you can wake up at the beginning


if only you don’t leave your heart.


at home. You may need it in


the next scene.


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 Reviews of "How To Survive The End of The World"
Reviewed by Lois Christensen
Reviewed on May 28, 2008
They tell me we have not even seen the bad things that are going to happen at the end of the world. We think it is bad not, but when we all have to have 666 put on our foreheads, that is going to be controlling and not fun. Believe on the Lord God and thou shalt be saved. I hope things do get straightened out in the end and we all get to heaven.

Reviewed by Eddie Thompson
Reviewed on March 3, 2004
may need that heart indeed...good poem...i liked how it read..thanks for posting it.

Reviewed by Bonita Quesinberry
Reviewed on November 16, 2003
Very interesting concept of the end: and, you are right, it all depends upon our heart. Well written, Maryanne. Visit me sometime. Love in Christ~~ Bonnie Q

Reviewed on October 29, 2003

"How To Survive The End of The World"

An interesting and colorful depiction of the last days and time.
Additionally, I would like to commend you on your book "Mother Teresa Called to Love" what a saint!
Continued success, and inspirations Maryanne!


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