Click to read A Tragedy Unfolds the first poem in the series
The tears still flow from my eyes despite
The ten years since that day
The world stood still and hell broke loose
And terror came our way
The towers gone forever now
The field holds 93
The Pentagon is now repaired
But some cannot be free
Free from fears and all their pain
The details very clear
Their loved ones gone but still remain
So loved and oh so dear
Around the world they’re being built
Memorials to those
Who lost their lives on that sad day
From hateful, evil foes
The firefighters, rescuers
And those who came to aid
Are heroes in our hearts and minds
Who’s deeds will never fade
On this day, a special one
We lift them up to Thee
We pray they’re gathered close to You
Some Perched upon your knee
The ten years since has still not healed
My broken heart or tears
And ten more years, when they have past
The pealing bells we’ll hear
For this dear land and all who live
Within these mighty states
Shall never cede this land to those
Who’s lives are filled with hate
My heart goes out, this ten years since
To those who lost their lives
To those who tried to rescue them
The husbands, children, wives
My tears still flow for all of those
Still here to grieve and cry
And pray that there will never be
More terror from the sky
It’s now ten years, I’m just more proud
I’ll shout as loud I can
It’s in my blood, my heart and mind
YES, I’m American.
By: Brian J. Robinson – Garrison, Iowa
August 17, 2011
For the Tenth Anniversary Remembrance of 9/11/2001
In Remembrance of those who lost their lives, the rescuers involved, and this great country -
The United States of America
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