LADY LIBERTY I don't think I've ever felt so small As when the Towers began to fall And death rode roughshod through canyons tall In sight of Lady Liberty My birth took place not far from there Where freedom flavored carefree air Breathed deep by diverse colors where They frolicked for Lady Liberty What reaosn for to cause such pain To make the steel and concrete rain Upon the streets its dark murrain Offending Lady Liberty Twas hatred cloaked in Allah's name That scorched the innocent in evil's flame And bathed the righteous in eternal shame O see her weep, Lady Liberty Her torch aloft her beacon bright Still proclaiming through the night That terror does not have the might To bring down Lady Liberty Make tall the towers again to see The American brand of majesty Our Brotherhood from sea to sea You've taught us well Lady Liberty! Written By: Harvey Frelich |
| The Scent of a Man As I step into the elevator my mind goes back in time to a place when you were mine. Flashbacks of late night talks and witty remarks put a smile on my face even distance cannot erase. Your voice haunts me as the scent overpowers my body, I try not to think of you. But the force of the fragrance will not let me forget the mix of memories elation, frustration pleasure and pain. The smell that was once masculine and musky strong and sexy now makes me sick. The cheap odor is more than I can take I step off the elevator and come face to face with the coward you now make. The smell of your cologne reminds me of days gone by. --Written By: Nicole Luongo March 11, 2001. |
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