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Monthly Archives: March 2011
9/11: Day Two Hundred Two
I called my mother again, a wire Stretching across highways and over A river, and up the side of the house That I grew up in, then into a receiver Cradling my mother’s cheek, cradling, I was cradling my mother’s … Continue reading
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9/11: Day Two Hundred One
And the telephone was warm When it was my turn, and when I held it up to my cheek, warm From the girl before me, warm, Because she was still alive.
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9/11: Day Two Hundred
We were all waiting there, In a long line like a snake, Waiting for these telephones Because all of our cell phones Were dead now.
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9/11: Day One Hundred Ninety Nine
I remember waiting in line, There in the lobby, waiting For a telephone, for my turn.
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9/11: Day One Hundred Ninety Eight
And I remember, how I did not know what to do.
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9/11: Day One Hundred Ninety Seven
He told us we could stay Or that we could run.
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9/11: Day One Hundred Ninety Six
He told us we could stay, Go under the ground, Under the school in a bomb shelter, Or we could run.
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9/11: Day One Hundred Ninety Five
And he told us we had a choice.
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9/11: Day One Hundred Ninety Four
He was an administrator, This man I did not know.
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9/11: Day One Hundred Ninety Three
And when we got down Got down to the first floor And into the lobby, A man stood there.
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