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September 11th
by Michael Shaeffer Wilson → (All Poetry by Michael Shaeffer Wilson)
  
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Some thoughts on Sept 11th and so forth and so on.

September 11th


Anniversary of destruction and death,
Memorials throughout the land;
Psyches shrink from terror's cold breath,
Could this be freedom's last stand?

Why do they attack us relentlessly,
Is desperate money-chasing a threat?
Power symbols they stalk continuously,
Only props and shams they get.

We are all about appearances,
Surface images count for all;
Underneath greed, fear, desperation,
They think we have the world in thrall?

All humankind shares the same emotions,
Similar needs, wants, aspirations;
Working together is a better notion,
Than killing each other without reservation.

Can bridges be built between Moslems and Christians,
Between Arabs and Non-Arabs and Jews?
Make finding commonality the mission,
Hopefulness in this world renew?

I fear not, things keep getting worse,
Like Chicken Little, "the sky is falling";
Septeber 11th, New York inspired this verse,
Day the human race took a mauling.


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 Reviews of "September 11th"
Reviewed on September 30, 2003
(((michael)))

september 11--a day that changed us, forever

i agree with linda, this is a must-read piece for everyone--well done

i wish we--the human race--could embrace peace

let it begin with me

(((HUGS))) and love,

karla. :( i will always remember and never forget

Reviewed by Linda Hill
Reviewed on September 15, 2003
~Excellent write!
One everyone needs to read..
I wish all nations could
work together! Unfortunately,
thats not the way it is.
Great write!!!

~~Linda~~

Reviewed by Jim Dunlap
Reviewed on September 14, 2003
Not bad, Mike, not bad. Personally, I still think there's hope, if we could just get a President
who's not power mad and totally void of common sense, and if things don't fall
apart before then.


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