Short Twin Towers Poems
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It Takes Two
twin
towers
delusion
Tribute To Those Lost
In The Twin Towers
You Are Not Forgotten
{RIP}
On 911,
The twin towers
Said, we cry out loud
For this blood,
We shed
Tears become flames
These deadly games
Haunted by,
The ghosts of men
Before, we truly die
People by the billions
watching a moon devouring a sun.
Soon after, the devouring is forgotten.
Like a holocaust.
Like the Twin Towers.
Like a trinity,
Like the two hundred
Hostages
of
HAMAS.
To the East, to the West
bordered by seas
America seemed safe and secure...
Twin Towers up in flames
Her southern border down the drain ~
America's imperiled where before it was sure
Cash! Boom!
planes maneuver'd
by cruel terrorists
dove-crash'd into the twin towers,
and made them crumble with people inside--
thus thousands of gallons of blood
was pour'd upon all those
sanguinary
Vampires!
Sweet September morn Fall's freshness Natural normalcy was all around us
Soon something shifted, shalt not
Killing came - Monumental Madness
Hate hit our twin towers.
Pierced Pentagon caused fiery flames
"Let's Roll" rested in farmer's field
Looming, commanding,
Twin towers modern marvel;
Forgotten by some.
By: Nathan Bane Leccese
© All Rights Reserved 09/10/2009
*In loving memories of the people that died on that unforgettable day...(...including the
stranger with the mustache...)
heard beneath rubble
cries from a buried woman
so many were lost
when the Twin Towers tumbled
foggy haze fell on New York
rescuers, heroes
many joined in the effort
indestructible --
the feeling that we once knew --
vulnerable now in grief
T wo buildings once stood tall
W hen one day they would fall.
I n the sky the planes flew
N ot knowing what they'd do.
T oo many people died
O n that day we all cried.
W hat happened no one knew
E xtreme anger just grew.
R emembering the fear
S o keep your families near.
One Autumn day
One Autumn day I watched the moon fall.
One autumn day I watched the leaves fall from the trees.
On Autumn Day, I watched the twin towers fall to the ground.
On this autumn, I saw tears fall from so many faces.
On this autumn day, we remember those that died.
Towers
Tall Structures
Offering Shelter
Withstanding Blows
Evaporating Lives
Raping Families
Security Needed
An acrostic poem about the twin towers of 911.
Haiku 3 © Poems
Silence of Nine Eleven 2019
Many died that day
As the twin towers came down…
Men and women too…
People on the ground.
Passenger planes were landed
In old Newfoundland,
In “We the North” up
In Canada, where we are
Friends are forever!
W.C.Hull © 2019-575-H633-1734-V35-11
TWO
Two Fragrant Lily Winged Creatures
Spiral above Twin Towers with Snow White Steeples
The Moons eyes Smile towards them
Two Lips Whisper secrets in each ear
Two Thousand Tulips Sing in Thunderous Ovation
Two Tears Fall from Heavens Creation
Two Souls Entwined in mirrored Exaltation
Twin towers on a snow-covered mountainside,
weathered and bruised by age.
Skeletons.
Sacrificed by merciless breath,
veterans of war.
Once providers that fed hungry mouths,
now empty and depleted.
Abandoned.
Gray and faded by years of trauma,
they erode like elderly pieces of used history.
Screaming filled the horrified air
The most horrified sound came from above
The jets, the screaming, the daunt faces
As the crash of the once beautiful Twin Towers filled the air tears of anger and regret
made a river of sorrow
All of this in the eyes of a child
Just beginning to learn the ways of the world
Would the world forgive?
Destruction of twin towers
echoes of cries and pain
all the nations in prayer
Ghosts and ashes the remainings
Its hard to forget,yet lets try to forgive
(Don't hate them ,hate their deed) Charma
A bird flies high above
the Twin Towers
ash rises from the tomb
turning Day into Night.
Another bird, disoriented
flies blinded
into the debris,
shreds of clothing
swirl about,
sailing into the cavern.
Two birds attack one another -
Feathers Dancing in the Light
the night the Towers fell.
Form:
Not as easy as
being a passenger
post 9/11.
And my own towers
fallen now
because of
unanticipated
consequences.
Without flavor
and excitement
I fear boredom
Which was my
doom and I
try to un-glue
these poisoned
piece.
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more of my poetry at www.alexfalls.com
The Aussies looked in disbelief,
When the twin towers they did fall,
Terror rained on the Pentagon,
Figher Jets came to call,
Americans fought for a plane,
To beat the terrorists down,
Bin Laden’s high was to be denied,
plunged into the ground,
Yes we do fight, against this blight,
Upon humanity,
Murder all, day or night,
Inhuman, obscenity.
11-sep-11
Like into a deep mysterious well
the heat unbearable they disappear like dropping stones
once loved and so familiar their faces
going to where what is gone is gone
no time granted to ask why
leaping into the blue sky a death
such dreams and plans they had for tomorrow
everything must now be but as dust
Dedicated to people forced to jump from the Twin Towers in New York 2001
The rescue squade and the firemen
are digging out for people that are
trapped under the buildings that crumbled.
The national guard is there helping some
of them are losing thier lifes searching for others.
There are little children that lost thier
life's because of some guy wanting to do harm.
6/6/05
Form:
Twin towers
I feel their pain
They know my name
I've taken a swan dive
Off the conservatory
A hundered times
But, I never die
The Towers are my only friends
And I love them
And when the towers crumbled
To the ground
Tears fell
But, I remained
Because they are my identity
To which I must be true
There's lonely
They need me
I know their pain
I know their pain
They're me
< once were twin towers on horizon
bombarded by Al Qaeda what sin
then came many heros
lost too at ground zero
America's flag still flew in wind
In Loving Memory To Those Lost
On 911 R.I.P. You Are Not Forgotten
Toby Keith, there is so much we owe you
for your song “Courtesy of the Red, White, and Blue”.
Your country band backed up your strong singing voice.
The sound you produced became a nation’s choice.
Since those twin towers in Manhattan were downed,
the might of the USA was motivated by your sound.
Every man, woman, and child felt patriotic
once they heard your song that was terrific.
FRIENDSHIP
My friend,
My soul’s double
My being’s companion
My heart’s beat
My mind’s thought
Your fears
I share
And you
My hopes
Alone aren’t we
As next to each-other
Proudly we stand
Against all odds
Twin towers of
Trust
Supporting one another,
Asking for nothing
Offering everything,
As we vigilantly
Guard
Our future’s
Undivided
PATH!
© Demetrios Trifiatis
27 January 2013