Poetry: September 11, 2001
Article Tools9/11/2001 blossomed with a sunny sky,
Moms, daughters, dads and sons,
Sisters and brothers and brothers,
Went for a regular busy day,
Watched the sky and sailing clouds;
Without a clue, calm before the storm
Did not last very long to save the cruel
Terror struck memorable day ;
Changed the lives for many thousands families,
Lost their sons, daughters , moms
Brothers and sisters forever;
The brave , innocent victims
Lost their precious lives;
They will be remembered and
Cherished by their families and friends
And all human beings as their brothers and sisters
in a human kind of our planet ;
They will live in our memories forever
For centuries yet to come
Fight against terrorism is the best tribute by
Nations around the world
For the lost precious lives
But not forgotten every way.
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