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Chromosomes must carry
the dusty faces of just one fireman
who co-creates, salvages
every sumptuous moan
every solitary whimper:
must carry the silent sudden
migration to land we’ll
finally know
at least one petal from one rose
of valentine or wedding
should have the déjà vu
of ashes and dust that
fell 'softly on ground zero'

Rehan Hyder

Friday, March 21, 2008

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Original Unknown Girl 09 April 2008

Wow! What a beautiful poem, you really captured the scene there. I must go and read Deana's note now. HG: -) xx

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Emancipation Planz 23 March 2008

Hi Rehan, as I've already said, thanks and I am glad that I was able to provoke further responses to remembering Ground Zero and this really is a beautiful reply back to my piece on Ground Zero.. Hey keep going One Peace at a Time... and thanks... Bear hugs today.

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