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Gone In A Heart Beat — Lesa Ann Pittman	Born into freedom, the Red, White, and Blue. Why did you do this? What did we do to you? We see Americian Blood spread across the soil But believe me, you...	15 views Rate it
Sad Silence — Courtney Nicole Gaither, Berry	World Trade Center Sad Silence September 11, 2001 Through the eyes of an eight year...	14 views Rate it
We are all one — Ida M. Clark	Where their is unity,their is strength for each other. God had a plan and family is one of those plans. We pray for one another and hold each other.For...	11 views Rate it
Invasion — Elizabeth Dawn Crose	Don't inaid my world, not yet. The structure unsecure. The fret, could cause a blur. I bet, you wouldn't have a cure. The sky is beautiful, the ground is...	11 views Rate it
Humans against humanity — Taranjit Singh Gujral	humans be so callous humans aganist humanity ,killing Innocent peoples in name of their freedom Eyes can't belive what i see the shock i recieved is...	10 views Rate it
A Prayer For All America — Theresa Denise Williams	The whole world are crying out ' why?' As we watched those planes leave the sky, And cause so many innocent victims to...	10 views Rate it
We'll still be free — Rachel Elizabeth Braun	The smoke that filled the skies that day Sent people out just to pray And the tears that filled the eyes Of all the terrified passer byes But then the...	8 views Rate it
God Bless America, The Country That I Love — Kyle Jacob Westendorf	God bless america, the land that I love, even when disastor strikes and it strikes from above, may we americans pull closer as one, what we are going...	8 views Rate it
Why — Obie Kyle Shook	Why do we have to do all this? More people will die that we're going to miss Why do we have to start a war? Why don't we talk instead of closing the door?...	7 views Rate it
Standing Tall — James Kidd	They flew our planes into the towers They forgot about our superpowers We all know that in the end We will make all of the amend We will never forget this...	7 views Rate it
September 11th — Maggie Bond Broderick	Day Noise Rush Work Life Wonder Awe Doubt Fear Screams Smoke Screams Ash Fire Confusion Panic Fear Chaos Help Hope Noise Screams Sadness Hate Sorrow Love...	7 views Rate it
Jodie Baker — Kristy Lee Black	Jodie Baker was a candlestick maker, He wiped his butt with a piece of brown paper. But the paper was thin and his finger went in. What a pickle, what a...	7 views Rate it
Immense — Esther Jacks	Slender Blossom Song Leave the red bomb Tongues pronounce you Sounds of showers run Through a burning avenue Glass, people, dirt, bruises I want to have...	7 views Rate it
Echo — Alisha Lynn Ritualo	shrill of pealing laughter echo tears of mourning grief for our spirits live long after our encounter here so...	6 views Rate it
Day of 9-1-1 — Paul Randall Adams	We were unsuspecting But we never could've known What truly did happen When those dangerous planes were...	6 views Rate it
Those Taken Away — Michelle L Smith	If we only would have had the chance To say "goodbye", one more time Or that final I love you, one more time Or just to hear the voice, one more time...	5 views Rate it
The 2nd Pearl Harbor — Ra'Iysa Nafiys Rice	One September Morning Was full of cries Like "help" and "go" and "I don't won't...	5 views Rate it
River of Sorrow — Jason Joseph Lesko	As the world turned in it's uneased pain, the tears of the lost shed down our pained faces. If only we had know what the day was to bring. If we had only...	5 views Rate it
Our Prayer — Jessica Miller	They showed the buildings Leveled to the ground Clips of the search for bodies That still need to be found They showed people holding hands And jumping...	5 views Rate it
Never — Shandel Cooper	Never Give up Never Let go Your Dreams may have come falling down Yet Hope will live on Never Give in Never Let die Your Love may leave you behind and...	5 views Rate it
In Memory — Michelle Lynn McPeters	What was it you had said? Why did you have to go? Each simple little memory Now passes by so slow. I am stuck in the yesterday Not wanting to accept The...	5 views Rate it
Death, where is your sting? — Jaime Denise Boon	They called it heroism We call it terrorism As they perceive strength, we see it as weak While they rejoice in our brokeness We feel tears spill down...	5 views Rate it
September 11th — Jenni B. L.	An explosion piercing straight through my heart. The plane crashing into the building. It's just the same. Seeing those people suffer. Those who...	4 views Rate it
Heros lost — Ian R. Lafferty	Home to the Brave where did we stray tragicly parts are still away some place over the rainbow there now lays a piece of heroism Trapped by our grief but...	4 views Rate it
Gotham City — Ross N Pearlman	A darkness fill the sky, Largining the eyes, of all who see, Sending a feeling of despair during a time of need,Gotham...	4 views Rate it

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