911
When I woke up this morning, WOW what a beautiful day
But then I turned on the television, no words I had to say.
The tradegy unfolded, right before my eyes
Many people, hurt and some have died.
Our country is hurting, our people are scared
You know, they did this to us, of our fate they did not care.
I thought, to myself, it could happen anywhere,
Then I began to feel afraid, I felt I could not bear.
But then I asked the Lord to give me strength to understand why
And make it easier for the people that have family that died.
At times we feel helpless, and this is one of those times
Lord, please, give them your hand, to hold for you to guide.
After all they have done, our flag still flies proud,
Even though our country stands cloaked in a shroud,
A shroud of pain and death, of dust and rubble,
They thought they would kill the spirit, but now it is double.
Please say a prayer, get down on your knees,
Ask God to forgive them, ask him to make them see.
Our country and people have never done such a wrong,
Lord help them and keep our heroes strong.
© Prudence Menier 2001
God, be merciful to us and bless us;
look on us with kindness, so that the whole world may know your will;
so that all nations may know your salvation.
May the peoples praise you, O God.
May the nations be glad and sing for joy. Because you judge the peoples with justice
and guide every nation on earth.
Amen
OUR FLAG As a sign of our independence and courage
there are many groups out right now asking
ALL AMERICANS to fly your FLAG in support
of our country. I am getting mine out right now.
If you have a flag......FLY IT OUTSIDE.........
If not ,even a large cardboard with words in RED, WHITE
AND BLUE......supporting our country......
ASK OTHERS thru means of the Internet to do the same.
LET'S START A NATIONAL " FLY YOUR FLAG" CHAIN......
Praying for our country.....
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"Greater love has no one than this, that one day lay down his life
for his friends." John 15:13
The World Trade Center 9/11/01 Photo by Steve Spak
