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Another plane went down today in the Atlantic Nine miles off shore Eight black cars sped by my window Not a single of them yours Seven men brushed past me today I turned momentarily, only to be denied Six calls from friends and your family All wondering where you're at Five minutes of crying Standing in the shower alone Four of them spent staring at the wall The cracks mesmerizing this close Three children died in that crash A little girl, two little boys Two mothers as well One holding on to her son, tightly One man died along with them A man I knew so well Zero of you came home to me All of you lost to death.
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Jul 9, 2010
Jul 9, 2010 at 8:07 AM UTC
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Another plane went down today in the Atlantic Nine miles off shore Eight black cars sped by my window Not a single of them yours Seven men brushed past me today I turned momentarily, only to be denied Six calls from friends and your family All wondering where you're at Five minutes of crying Standing in the shower alone Four of them spent staring at the wall The cracks mesmerizing this close Three children died in that crash A little girl, two little boys Two mothers as well One holding on to her son, tightly One man died along with them A man I knew so well Zero of you came home to me All of you lost to death.
This was a prompt for school. We were given the first line and then we were suppose to go off that and create a narrative.
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Jul 9, 2010
Jul 9, 2010 at 8:07 AM UTC
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