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WOW!!! This is a great piece of work. You did an awesome job. You did an awesome job on this. There is nothing wrong with this poem at all. We will never forget those who dies that day. I am looking forward to reading some more of your works. :)
Toni
Very good work! Oddly, I watched a special on the Discovery Channel about the Twin Towers. I've also seen things about Rescorla...I don't know if I'm spelling his name right, but he was a very honorable man. Anyway, the Twin Towers is an event that will never be forgotten, but also needs to be learned from and put behind ourselves. The people who did the crashing are dead, the people that caused it are probably dead, and the war in Iraq is completely pointless, because it's only gotten the U.S. into some crazy thing with Iran too, caused religious havoc, lost the lives of thousands of soldiers and millions of innocent people, when the U.S. should be minding their own business and either boot these illegal Mexicans or make 'em legal and pay taxes! This world should be focusing on slowing down global warming, making solar energy and water turbines along with wind miles more popular and...*mumble mumble* Anyway, I can really rant about the war in Iraq, along with global warming so I better get back on track with this comment...
Your choice of words was superior, as was your flow in this piece. It reads nicely, and tells a venerated story wonderfully. Oddly, did you know I was on a boat delivery with my father exactly one month before these towers fell?
Leigh of the Commenting Community, the reformed Commenting Crusaders
P.S. On a more immediate front, did you notice those of PnP in the early days commented terribly and were picky about praise?
It's hard to imagine that within 50 years or so, those who are yet to be born won't "feel" this the way we do. But I hope we can keep that spirit of unity and fellowship alive and pass it along to the future.