I didn’t write a poem for today. It’s hard enough to find the better words Describing any fire, or the birds Remaining up when others fell away, Remaining in the rubble for a while, Waiting on a rescue, or a voice Alluding to a rescue, so the choice To hope a little longer's not a mile Underneath the view that, but a minute Prior, he had had, before the crash. The world is quickly rubble, quickly ash; My heart is thickly heavy, and in thin it Waits upon the wreckage, and a call To see another vista ere a fall.
Because political commentary doesn't rhyme or confirm to iambic pentameter nearly as often as it should.
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
Memoriam
Labels:
9/11,
World Trade Center
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