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September 11 (Two Years Later)
by Karla Dorman, The StormSpinner
Wednesday, September 10, 2003

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September Eleventh--almost two years has passed
Yet, it seems like it happened only yesterday
The memories come back, brought back by the newscasts
I remember as the images are replayed

September Eleventh--two years have gone by
The Twin Towers were attacked, needlessly destroyed
I see the reminder when I look at the sky
Where they stood, there's now only a big, empty void

September Eleventh--the Pentagon attacked
No more would we be safe from a terrorist threat
Four airplanes were taken, four airplanes were hijacked
On a day that we will never, ever forget

September Eleventh--when the skies went silent
Policeman, Firemen, EMTS gave their lives
Flight Ninety Three was lost in one awful moment
But heroes ensured that many more would survive

September Eleventh--a day of infamy
I remember Joyce and all the others that died
On the four planes...in New York... Washington, D. C.
I remember...and my heart is breaking inside

September Eleventh--almost two years have passed
Yet, it seems like it only happened yesterday
The memories come back, brought back by the newscasts
I remember as the images are replayed

I WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER AND NEVER FORGET.

(C) Karla Dorman, 2003

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Reviewed by Heather Bricklin (Reader)	9/14/2003

Me too, my friend; I thought it was so sick when my daughter taped three hours of those newscasts, but my boyfriend grabbed my hand and said "let her", and now I play those tapes again and again because I never want to forget.




Reviewed by Michelle Kidwell Power In The Pen	9/10/2003

i will always remember and never forget beautiful piece... God Bless ~Michelle~




Reviewed by Afrika Abney	9/10/2003

What a true and realistic piece, I will always remember and never forget always, thanks for sharing this piece with us




Reviewed by Tinka Boukes	9/10/2003

Great write of remembrance Karla!! Love Tinka




Reviewed by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado	9/10/2003

((((KARLA)))) Heartwrenching write that expresses the anguish and sorrow we still feel nearly two years later! My heart still breaks for all those who lost loved ones or friends, especially Joyce Ann Carpeneto's family and friends. We must NEVER forget, and it all seems so pointless and senseless. WHY?? Super write of memorializing those who perished that day, and to ALL people who were directly affected by the attacks (we ALL were affected; the tragedy left NOBODY untouched)! GOD BLESS AMERICA AGAIN! MAY WE NEVER FORGET! MAY WE STAND UNITED AGAINST TERRORISM ((((((((((((((HUGS))))))))))))))))))) and MUCH love, your twin, Karen Lynn. :( >TEARS <




Reviewed by Jill Eisnaugle	9/10/2003

May we never forget. My heart still cries for the victims and their families and seeing the images replayed on newscasts, just serves to eat at me inside. Such a horrible tragedy, so senseless. Great write of remembrance, Karla. Love, Jill

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