Poetry, memoir,blogs and photographs from my world on the west coast of Canada.
Showing posts with label 9/11. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 9/11. Show all posts
Sunday, September 11, 2011
Windows
for the Poets United Thursday Think Tank prompt: Windows
I remember
people falling from windows,
their fear of the flames
greater than
their fear of falling.
My mind suspended
in horror and disbelief,
eyes watching their fall.
Still watching,
in memoriam,
today.
Saturday, October 23, 2010
Hope and a Little Sugar
image from compassionconnection.org
I just watched a touching movie called Hope and a Little Sugar, about a forbidden love between a Muslim man and a Sikh woman in the days surrounding 9/11 in New York. It was apparently based on true life events and, as such, was real and touching and very human.
I was most struck by a line a wise older man spoke during the film:
"This is the world we've got, my friend.
We make it what it is, one choice at a time."
So true.
I just watched a touching movie called Hope and a Little Sugar, about a forbidden love between a Muslim man and a Sikh woman in the days surrounding 9/11 in New York. It was apparently based on true life events and, as such, was real and touching and very human.
I was most struck by a line a wise older man spoke during the film:
"This is the world we've got, my friend.
We make it what it is, one choice at a time."
So true.
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