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Twenty Years- September 11, 2021

Today commemorates that awful day- termed nine-eleven, twenty years ago, when we, in shock, stood helpless in dismay of what our eyes observed- that terror show; planes downing our Twin Towers in that way. So hard to comprehend those loved ones gone, observing there or from our TV sets, and praying that firefighters could bear on to help, but later learned with sad regrets, that hundreds gave their lives in spite of brawn. The visions we beheld that dreadful year- three-thousand dead- can never be erased. Their families then left to persevere without dear loved ones- prayed to be embraced by faith in God to heal their pain and fear. Today, our fears are bounding once again! The Afghan warriors were just set free- ending the war our soldiers died in! Then- our weapons left behind that now decree- more fears of future wars; not if- but when. September 11, 2021
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Rodrigues Avatar
September 11, 2021 at 6:31 AM
A commemoration with the realism of terror still looming. Well written, Sandra!
Haight Avatar
October 15, 2021 at 9:21 AM
Thank you for your supportive comment, Kim.
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