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9/11


The Twin Towers stood as tall as trees In the middle of New York City Parents kissed their kids Kids went to school But in 102 minutes Our lives seemed to crumble As soon as flight 11 crashed into the first tower We felt like our courage Had just been devoured The first tower destroyed and the second one too The Twin Towers stood as tall as trees But now they'll stand in our memories.
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dmoxley8
To all the ones who lost a love one(s) on this day.

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