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Gazing upon the oceans surface,
Of lost life without any purpose,

The call of misery and pain,
Shout out to me in disdain,

Happy memories of loved ones,
Ever seldom to be regained,

From a hellish explosion,
Unfolding within a moment;

Dismembered shreds to be claimed,
Never, ever to be quite the same,

Looking to execute blame?
Won't extinguish the flames,

That saturate our minds,
With pain; uneasiness lurking;

Desperately searching for answers;
Leaves us filled with rancor

To find our spirits undermined,
Is not an easy lesson left behind;

Will surely open our eyes,
of this tragedy to humankind,

And reveal our inner strengths
That can restore at great length

To those in need of seeking peace,
Beyond the corals and the reefs.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
I wrote this poem on July 24 1996 when I just witnessed the remains of
the Long Island T.W.A plan crash on television. This poem was written in fifteen minutes! Poetry is beautiful. Write and then you will understand the magnitude of it's effect on people hearing you read.
It has healing powers for all who accept it's wonderous ways.
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Elizabeth Fontaine Grieco

Elizabeth Fontaine Grieco

Montreal, Quebec, Canada
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