Does the "new normal" mean we are forgetting that day?
I remember the patriotism, the cries for justice, the American flags flying the bipartisinship and unity that followed that day.
I remember that day as if it was yesterday, with a surreal clarity, a kind of horror and feeling of vulnerability, a real measure of loss of what was
the great United States of America.
I remember watching the news coverage while my mind seemed detached as if what I was seeing wasn't real.
I remember watching the collapse of the first tower, and the horrific thoughts of all of the people who were trapped inside.
I remember all of those who died such horrible deaths, those who had to choose between jumping or burning.
I remember deep thought for hours, days, weeks, over a simple one word question... WHY?
Everything from that day to this seems to have changed, the world seems to be a much more dangerous place.
7 years on, life goes on, a new visitor to ground zero in New York would hardly know where the twin towers once stood.
Has it really been seven years?
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