Very well done! I'm sure it really helps the people who lost someone close to them on September 11, though no one close to me perished then

Well done!

This was a nice poem even though I did move from New York all the way to Florida, I'll never forget what happened. I don't think my friends and family will neither. Good Job and God Bless you.

This is your only poem I've read, but it's probably one of your best.

Awesome! Despite how I don't like poems very much, I find that you're talented at writing them, and I'm not just writing that. Hopefully you can come out with more soon. Keep on writing!

You have definately written the best tribute to those who had fallen on that very tragic day.I salute you though I'm not a Canadian.

ok, now i'm not american coz i'm from the philippines but there were also lots of filipinos who died there, you see my cousin's uncle and aunt (not mine) and her teacher along with some of her friends' parents were there too, and she was bawling too much when i chatted with her....she made me cry...i lov your poem, your the best poet melinda....

As an American, I thank you for your support. Even though it's been a year since the attack it still feels like it was yesterday. I didn't lose any family, but my cousin that's in the navy came close to being shipped to sea. So, as you can see this really touched my heart. Thank you.

OMW...I think I'm gonna cry...since I just happen to live in NYC *sigh* that is just saddenning...

Deep. good.

You are very talented in writing poems. I like writing poems myself, though I have none posted. Though not an American, you have a big heart. ~*~ Lady Light

This is by far my favorite among all your work. A true tribute to America and its fllen heros of 9/11

Being an American, as well as having a family member directly involved with these attacks, I don't think I can thank you enough for these sincere and beautiful words. I don't think I've ever seen so much support come from so many different places at once. Canda, Europe and my own contry...it was just such a wonderful thing. I bawled like a baby the day I saw the Queens' band play the 'Star-Spangled Banner' at Buckingham Palace on the news. Hell, I was even crying while reading THIS poem! And I still am, a bit. Damn. ~Sniff~
Thank you so much for this, Melinda. They say it only takes one voice for miliions more to speak up. I'm glad that yours was one of them. :->

*Liss

Wonderful, I've got watery eyes now. Very well written. Short but to the point. Congrats *starts crying*

This one was beautiful.
I think you write your best poems when you don't stick to a series or something like that. When you leave your mind freedom, you really write nice stuff!