Tag Archives: After 9/11

Everything Is Normal Now

Posted on September 11, 2011 by Malcolm Farley

Everything Is Normal Now September 2002 See the jet streaking across Manhattan’s melancholia? Doesn’t it spice the end-of-day sky with a pinch of fear? Who’s behind or inside that silver bullet? Picture, instead, a giant magic marker inscribing a vapor … Continue reading →

Posted in My Poetry, Poetry | Tagged 9/11 commemoration, 9/11 experience, 9/11 poems, 9/11 poetry, After 9/11, Malcolm Farley’s poems, Malcolm Farley’s poetry, Manhattan, New York City, September 11 poems, September 11 poetry, sonnet, the sonnet | Leave a comment

Quote of the Day: Frank Rich on 9/11 & The “Looting of America”

Posted on September 10, 2011 by Malcolm Farley

Looters, it turns out, aren’t found only on the streets of London or Birmingham… Frank Rich on our long day’s journey into night since 9/11. from Day’s End: The 9/11 decade is now over. The terrorists lost. But who won? Frank … Continue reading →

Posted in Opinion, Prose, Quotations | Tagged After 9/11, America's financial crisis, America's moral crisis, Frank Rich, political commentary on 9/11, quote of the day, the decade since 9/11, The looting of America | 2 Comments

Tag Archives: After 9/11

Everything Is Normal Now

Quote of the Day: Frank Rich on 9/11 & The “Looting of America”

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