Life-And-Death Poem by Dorothy Kardas, Psy.D. Th.D.

Dear B.H. Cannot in words suitably express my appreciation for your loyal support... Please, be assured however, of my constant prayers in your intentions. Thank you for the generous act of commenting on different poems in the past and recently; your remarks demonstrate careful and provident thought, and thus meritorious way of thinking and influence. Yes, my own soul's interior life and salvation, and impartibly the immortal life of others, is absolutely the greatest and the only permanent mandate. Sharing carefully and charitably with others what is bestowed in abundance by the Perfect Giver is also my inexpressible and unfading concern. Yet, the more we forget ourselves, the more knowledge we obtain of the Crucified One, and come closer to the purity of intention in our service, loyalty and devotion to Him. May the Author of Love continually and abundantly fill you with the Light of Grace... In union with His Love... D.K.

Love the prudent, provocative, bold, and mordant wit of your poems. I keep returning to your pages for they tell me you are most certainly concerned for mankind's final end. Everyone should be impelled and provoked to re-examine their ways of life and improving their errors before it is indeed TOO late! I do apologize for not commenting on each poem, sometimes I feel the need just to meditate and digest the message before taking action. But I do encourage everyone to read each line carefully. FROM A LOYAL READER

Artfully penned message to a sad world. We should all be concerned about getting ready for eternity. Love the style and messages in all these works, very powerful and spiritually enlightening. Take heed my friends.