Each year around 9/11, I think back to that tragic day and cry for the souls lost and saddened. And each year a few thoughts occur to me in simple refrain, but I have neglected to write them down. This year as the words traveled in and out of my mind, I did take note of them. Later I reviewed the words on my computer, edited, and the result was the short poem below. It is my wish that these words will bless and encourage all that read them.
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9/11 Tears Remembered
A Memorial Poem
by Shirley Fine Lee © 9/10/11
On 9/11:
The innocent died,
Heroes truly tried,
And the masses cried.
In the aftermath:
American pride,
Heavy weeping tides,
Deliberate strides.
Now in the present:
Monuments abide,
Musings coincide,
And still misty-eyed.
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2 comments:
Awesome poem catching the past and present.
Love it, Shirley! Thanks for sharing.
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