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Sunday, September 11, 2011


A human heart is born so fragile; to bear so very little
Yet we carry it all still and perhaps more than can be borne
You rebuild; but still you remember them all with reverence
All the heroes and innocents of a slowing September sun
I could not bear it as you, without a recourse to darkness
I watch the ten year remembrance, hear the names read
I think God bless America for it is the land of the brave
Ever no ground zero; only a place where each was a hero