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What My Heart Whispered To Me About September the 11th Year 2001
by April Sims → (All Poetry by April Sims)
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I was talking to my friend Laurie via myspace and told her that I was having trouble coming up with a 9-11 poem. I told her I write from the heart and it was hard to write on this subject matter. She then asked me what did my heart feel about 9-11, and wah la "What My Heart Whispered To Me . . ." was born.



 


What My Heart WHISPERED TO Me About


September the 11th year 2001


 


My friend Laurie asked me


What does your heart tell you


To write


About the events


Of 9-1-1 tonight


 


I answered my heart asks me


 


WHY!?!


 


Did it take a tragedy


Such as 9-1-1


To bring this nation together


As one


 


And


 


WHY!?!


 


Are we back to the way


We use to be


Before the 9-1-1 tragedy


 


No more unity


No more flags flying


Proudly


         Diligently


        Freely


 


No one knew that morning


That later that day


They would be mourning


If they were able to escape


Such a horrible fate


 


The passing of so many brave men and women


They stormed those crashing buildings


To try to save the lives of as many as they could


And then they themselves


Became entombed . . . consumed


By the smoke, rubble and debris


 


All of these brave men and women


Need to be recognized all throughout eternity


 


Just as our brave men and women overseas


Should


Be recognized by us


Getting down on our knees


Every day and every night


And we should pray


They will come home to us soon


And not in a casket


That will be transported to a tomb


 


I may not agree with why they are overseas


But that does not stop me from getting on my knees


DAILY


Because they are our


Mothers


     Fathers


       Sisters


      And


                   Brothers


 


And they are all worth praying for


They are over there fighting for our freedom


Just like the police, fire people and civilians


That rushed into those burning buildings


 


I hope and pray one day we fly a


 


U-N-I-T-Y


Flag


 


Where all can share in this GREAT land


We call Earth


 


We are all brothers and sisters


No matter how much


Or


How little melanin


In our skin


 


We all bleed red blood


And if you research our roots to the very beginning


We all have the same dna


No matter what race, creed or religion


 


We all need to come together


How many more innocent lambs have to die


For all of us to see


That we are supposed to be united


 


As one


One nation


 


The HUMAN population


 


That is what my heart tells me


 


Thank you so much for asking Laurie


 


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 Reviews of "What My Heart Whispered To Me About September the 11th Year 2001"
Reviewed by Lisa Sullivan (Reader)
Reviewed on September 5, 2007
This was a heartfelt piece....I find myself asking 'WHY' each time I fly home to NY and no longer see those bldgs towering in the Skyline.

Excellent piece April

Starr~~


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