| Aspiring Writers Privacy Statement Fiction Nonfiction Poetry Lyrics As Poetry Romance Writers Guidelines Writing and Computing Lavenia Claman's Poetry Candles Flickering Baghdad Fear September 11 2001 Operation Iraqi Freedom |
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| Poem of Rememberance |
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| September 11, 2001 |
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| Candle's Flickering in the Wind As I watch the wind blow through the trees on this cloudy day in winter I think of how fast life can change from one day to the other We think nothing ever changes but in each persons life there is definite change Days can seem to take forever to end, as on September 11, 2001 As day turned into night and hid the gashing scar of sixteen blocks - now gone People were still standing and staring in disbelief The hands of time keep moving but for many stood still Mind and body in shock, tears rolling down faces, candles lit in prayer, hope for loved ones still strong, they waited - night and day, pacing and taking pictures of missing loved ones to tack on bulletin boards across the city Have you seen my son, have you seen my daughter, have you seen my husband, have you seen my wife, have you seen my father, have you seen my mother, have you seen my sister, have you seen my brother? Day after day they waited, night after night the candles glowed, their flames Flickering in the wind Lavenia Ann Claman copyright January 2002 All rights reserved |
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