I couldn’t move.
I couldn’t stop watching.
I couldn’t believe.
I couldn’t stop feeling guilty
Thinking of all of the people who could not turn off the horror,
and go back to life unchanged.
I felt such sorrow.
May there be peace in the souls
Of those lost
And in the hearts of those
Who lost.
©
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me too.
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That was a day we should remember together, MBC.
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Amen MBM.
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so many of us can relate. Same!
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An event we all wish we had never experienced. So many victims worldwide!
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It’s just horrifying Peter.
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You’ve summed up perfectly, all those feelings of that day, Colleen. Those unbelievable scenes, played over & over again, as we watched in total disbelief. Those poor people & their families, & the scars felt by those who tried to help is unimaginable 😥
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It has never eased or lessened, the impact of that day.
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We were living in Rochester, New York, at the time. Everyone we ran into knew someone who died that day. It was really hard for a long time. The New York Department of Revenue lost an entire office of people that day and the manager in Rochester had started many of them on their career path. I really thought he was going to have a heart attack for a while with how stressed out he was over the loss.
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We will never know all of the stories of all of the impact of that day. The ripples are shock waves that will never end.
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Still painful and sobering. A beautiful prayer in remembrance, Colleen.
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Thank you Debra. It can’t be lessened, even with time.
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One of the heaviest and most sorrowful moments in my life.
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Mine as well BCM.
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