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SEPTEMBER ELEVENTH [Acrostic]

Suddenly the world stood still Erupting goose bumps chill Piloted by those who terrorize Twin Towers they'd jeapardize Emotions of shock, disbelief Mourning, moaning and grief Bombed by aircraft killing all Extraordinary sorrow ... pall Resultant heroes came to call Eleviating pain where they could Lifting to safety as they should Everyone who could be saved Venom's evil could not be staved Even would we wish it to be so Numbers trapped perished tho' They will be forgotten not ever ... Honored in tribute, remembered forever. © Carmela M. Patterson, All rights reserved.
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Nov 1, 2014
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I chose a picture of the burning Twin Towers in New York City on 9-11

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#pain#dark#angst#horror#attacks
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