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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Something tragic happened in New York today Many lives were lost This unexpected act of terrorism Came with a very high cost Many hearts are now filled With anger, pain and sorrow So many of us wondering Will this happen again tomorrow? Fear and uncertainty consuming us all We do not understand why the towers had to fall As we all watched in horror The Trade Centers crumbled to the ground We looked to our faith and kept clinging to hope That many survivors would somehow be found The hour of this tragic day will be Forever remembered through history The question of "Why" will always linger The reason will remain a mystery Who would want to commit such a cruel and intentional act? In our search for those responsible America shall stand united, that's a fact Though we are temporarily weakened By the devastation with sorrow and grief Someday justice will prevail and bring us a sense of relief To our many dear friends and loved ones We will miss your gentle heart and smiling face But we shall find comfort in knowing You've gone to a better place Our minds still question why So many precious lives were taken from us Please know that in our hearts, cherished memories Will keep you forever near In memory of all those who lost their lives to the tragic, terrorist act on September 11, 2001 Copyright © 2001 Shari E Davis
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