On 9/11 Anniversary, World Trade Center Survivor Shares Poem
Sharon resident David Rubinowitz wrote 'Reflections' days after the terrorist attacks.
Exactly 10 years ago today, Sharon resident David Rubinowitz was working at Morgan Stanley, on the 74th floor of World Trade Center Tower 2. "I was at my desk when the Tower 1 was hit and made it down to the lobby level of Tower 2 when my building was impacted that Tuesday morning," says Rubinowitz, who moved to Sharon three years ago. "I wrote the poem below later that week and after 10 years I would like to share it." Reflections Mountains sway gently beneath blue skies. Reflections of America. Icons of the World. Roars of thunder crash among the valleys. Time stops. Like monarch butterflies with starched wings they fall through the heavens. Innocent consumed. Helpless, Desperate, Fighting for air. Thoughts of those we love and loved. …
David Rubinowitz
6:51 pm on Saturday, October 15, 2011
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