The Twins Poem by Rebecca Springsteen

The Twins

Rating: 4.5


I didn't get to see the twins fall,
I wasn't even in 1,000 miles of it.
I swear I heard people scream,
some watching it on tv,
some watching it with their own eyes.
I was in a hospital room in my mother's stomach,
I'm sorry, that they made the twins fall.
They have their reasons,
many we may never know about.
Maybe it was to get back at us,
or send message.
No one could have thought it would happen,
we're the United States Of America,
the big older brother.
But, it did,
we all suffered some way or another,
we may never forgive or forget.
We just have to power though,
this glorious country can't seem weak to others,
but in that moment we did, and
we had good reason.
We still have a right to grieve.

Monday, February 29, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: terrorism
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
My poem for Poetry Against Terror- Student Edition.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Mark Sky 04 March 2016

The Twin Towers, a difficult subject to come to terms with. The intricate and hidden machinations of the powerful we will rarely uncover. They have their reasons many we may never know about. Another good one Rebecca.

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