Terror found us today
Asleep, unaware
Complacent, thinking
We were Invincible
Immune from the terror
That the Atlantic
The Pacific were
Firewalls, protectors
Complacent, thinking
We were Invincible
Immune from the terror
That the Atlantic
The Pacific were
Firewalls, protectors
No longer, wake up!
Ostrich raise your eyes
A different world, from beyond our shores
Coarser than we have known
Touched us today
Shook the bear, the giant,
From its slumber again.
Another day of infamy
To be avenged
Ostrich raise your eyes
A different world, from beyond our shores
Coarser than we have known
Touched us today
Shook the bear, the giant,
From its slumber again.
Another day of infamy
To be avenged
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edited January 7, 2016
Terror – v2
posted February 17, 2004
written 9/11/01 22:12
Terror
&
edited September 11, 2015
Raising the Colors – v4
(editing version 2)
September 11, 2015,
14th
anniversary of attacks of September 11, 2015
Edited
September 11, 2012
new
poem – “An Audible Gasp - 2”
September
11, 2012
“A
Gasp”
written about my experience at
Franklin Pierce Law Center
Concord, NH
on September 11, 2001
in the TV lounge
where we all stayed, transfixed by the
images
&
latest 20 poems about
September 11, 2001
&
posted February 22, 2004
written 11/6/03 13:30, edits 11/8/03 12:46
Circles
http://raymondafoss.blogspot.com/2004/02/circles.html
About the print show at Pierce Law by Aaron Brown of November 2003. He said the prints were about the events of 9/11/01, especially the twisted metal of the bombed buildings. They came months after the attack when he finally returned to print work after a lengthy hiatus when he wrote instead. His wife shared that they all came out in a burst of activity over a single week. Aaron would only get a few hours of sleep each night and was almost working round the clock in the studio. His activities were so frenetic and continuous that he left the paints out, and would merely spray them so they remained wet and fresh.
About the print show at Pierce Law by Aaron Brown of November 2003. He said the prints were about the events of 9/11/01, especially the twisted metal of the bombed buildings. They came months after the attack when he finally returned to print work after a lengthy hiatus when he wrote instead. His wife shared that they all came out in a burst of activity over a single week. Aaron would only get a few hours of sleep each night and was almost working round the clock in the studio. His activities were so frenetic and continuous that he left the paints out, and would merely spray them so they remained wet and fresh.
&
written and posted
September 11, 2004
Three Years
about September 11, 2001
&
September 11, 2007
Where Will They Attack
&
December 8, 2006 19:40
Pearl Reconsidered
&
edited December 7, 2014
Because They Died – v4
(editing version 2)
Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day
&
edited
December 7, 2014
Anniversary
– v2
Pearl
Harbor Remembrance Day
8/29/2002
Anniversary
&
President Roosevelt’s
Address to the Nation / Declaration of War
&
edited November 11, 2014
Because They Died – v3
Veteran’s Day
edited May 25, 2014
Because They Died – v2
May 31, 2010
Because They Died
Memorial Day
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