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They Ran In
by Jenn C.
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They ran in.
The unthinkable happened.
It could not be true.
The morning got worse.
A horrific chain of events.
They ran in.
No thought of personal safety.
Save and help.
Serve and protect.
Find and rescue.
They ran in.
Doing everything they could.
Helping all.
Turning no one away.
Training and experience taking over.
They ran in.
We all watched.
Crying as they fell.
Fellow brothers and sisters.
Our hearts broken.
They ran in.
Dedicated to all those public safety professionals that lost their lives helping others.
Image credit: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tribute_in_Light
Comments
Words fail me
thank you for the memorial
ed
heartrending
thank you!
Love, Andrea Lena
rememberance
this honors all the firefighters men and women.
Remember?
Like it was yesterday! 37 years of service, Volunteer Fire/EMS. Hope I never see this again. Loving Hugs Talia
Remember the photo of the
Remember the photo of the fireman going up the stairs in one of towers he knew I think he was not coming back. They all of them are the real heros of the US that and the let roll guys and girls on that plane.If anyone will be with god its them. The scumers that did this will be somewhere very warm.
No words can
Describe my felling’s. Truly a beautiful piece of work.
May the peace and happiness of the Goddess keep and protect you
as always your humble outlaw
Jessie Wolf
Very moving
I hope you share this powerful tribute with the world outside our little site, Jenn.
~hugs, Ronni
What borders on stupidity?
Canada and Mexico.
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343
To the 343 of my brothers & sisters of the FDNY who lost their life on 9/11/01. Not to.mention every on in the twin towers the Pentagon & all 4 flights.
Love Samantha Renee Heart
A beautiful Tribute
A most excellent poem and memorial adaptation. This should be carved into a stone memorial and placed near the other memorials at Ground Zero.
Police Officers run to the sound of the gun; Fire personnel run to the scene of the disaster or explosions; and Medical personnel support them both, on scene and in the midst of it all. Not one considers his or her life at these times; it is strictly their duty to help whom they can and how they can.
This is what we all saw happening during the Twin Towers and still see happening across the US on nearly a daily basis.
Thank you for this wonderful tribute.