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9-1-1 by Manes Pierre, Ph.D. Thursday, September 11, 2008 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan This is a tribute to the victims of 9-1-1
I pay tribute to you, victims of 9-1-1, in pain. I hope your sacrifice does not go in vain. America, wake up and stand as one nation. Let us resist wars of passion. Eight years have been horrific. Four more years would be catastrophic. We have seen too many hypes and lies of mass destruction. It is time for mass action. May we never see again despair and propaganda! In our homeland, peace must be in our agenda!

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Reviewed by Clarence Prince	2/24/2011

In our homeland, peace must be our agenda! Well said, Manes!




Reviewed by Thurman Faison	10/14/2010

So true. Your title 9-1-1 instead of 9/11 caught my attention. Any way you look at it, it certainly was an emergency call to the nation. We need to wake up and face the realities of this time in new ways.




Reviewed by Chantilly Lace (Reader)	10/4/2008

WEll done ..enjoyed dear man...Hugssss




Reviewed by m j hollingshead	9/21/2008

well said




Reviewed by John Domino	9/12/2008

Dear friend in Christ, I love your poetry! Especially this one about 9/11. I love your spirit! You are a GREAT American. God Bless You and may He keep you in His care. In Christ, John Michael




Reviewed by Rebecca Lerwill	9/11/2008

I find it sad when poets use the rememberance of the victims of 9/11 for a political call. Rebecca~