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9/11 Redux
by Karla Dorman, The StormSpinner
Friday, September 10, 2004
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ALWAYS REMEMBER AND NEVER, EVER FORGET!

"9/11 Redux"

Do you remember?
o, yes...i can't escape it
it
haunts
my
dreams haunts
my
waking
          moments--

Do you remember?
I don't want to remember
the
fear
the
tears o
the
tears
          i cried--

Do you remember?
i have to remember
if
i
don't
it could
happen
again
          i can't--

Do you remember?
DO YOU REMEMBER????
or
have
you
forgotten what
we
lost
          that awful day--

(C) Copy written September 10, 2004, by Karla Dorman.

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Reviewed by A Serviceable Villain	10/23/2008

Karla, Your words are haunting . . . expressed perfectly!! Hugs, Lance




Reviewed by Robin Spicer	9/17/2004

Yes I remember, over the years i remember much of the same. I try to forget, but my dreams still haunt me. I will never forget.




Reviewed by Fletcher Bailey (Reader)	9/12/2004

Karla, this poetry is a great reminder that we can never forget the maddness in the eyes and minds of these terrorist scum. To call them dogs or animals is an insult to animals.




Reviewed by Peter Paton	9/11/2004

Very well done , Karla You say it all...Love and hugz Peter




Reviewed by Tinka Boukes	9/11/2004

Heartfelt tribute dear Karla!! Love Tinka




Reviewed by C. McGovern-Bowen	9/10/2004

Creatively crafted, heartfelt tribute. Peace be with you, Karla.




Reviewed by Michelle Close Mills	9/10/2004

I love the style that you used in expressing this piece Karla. It was very touching. A sad and plaintive write. Michelle




Reviewed by - - - - - TRASK	9/10/2004

You as I All Must Never Forget 911 Becomes Not Even You as 1 Is Left! Believe It Or Not- It 911 Was US Bushed Political Conspiracy! TRASK




Reviewed by Ed Matlack	9/10/2004






Reviewed by Katryn Dougherty	9/10/2004

excellently done




Reviewed by E T Waldron	9/10/2004

Brava Karla! You always make an impression with your heartfelt 9/11 writes that always hit the mark! Great write my friend!We'll never forget!




Reviewed by Dawn Richerson	9/10/2004

thanks for this, Karla




Reviewed by Lori Moore	9/10/2004

I pray the lovers of freedom never forget the day the innocents were attacked by those who serve and die for an imaginary deity. I hope we continue to remember that it was they who attacked us, and that our resolve to defeat them remains as strong as their resolve to bring terror to the nations of the world. I look forward to the day that the last of their kind has perished. Many things in life have a shade of gray. This is not one of them.




Reviewed by Phillip William Allen	9/10/2004

Hi Karla, This duck will never forget that day. Too much lost, and as of now, too little gained. TY for another well put collection of words




Reviewed by Susan Barton (Reader)	9/10/2004

thank you sueb




Reviewed by Kate Burnside	9/10/2004

As the English-girl abroad here, I feel like I am almost intruding on the enormity of your Remembrances, Karla. But please know that, since 4.15am last Tuesday morning (it was a Tuesday, wasn't it?), my spirit and soul have been awake and praying with inexpressible, unintelligible groans of empathy for this grief in the world. We remember in order to resolve, and may each tear that falls be for the cleansing and healing of the world community. God bless and I WILL REMEMBER YOU!! Take care, LOL Kate xx




Reviewed by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado	9/10/2004

I shall always remember and never forget! Simple, yet effective poem that conveys the emotions we all felt that awful day (and continue TO feel)! BRAVA! (((HUGS))) and much love, your twin, Karen Lynn. :( >tears < God bless America again!




Reviewed by Michelle Kidwell Power In The Pen	9/10/2004

Yes I remember, and my prayers remain with those families.,.. God Bless Michelle~

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