I remember.
I remember waking from an almost-still-asleep to the news of an accident.
I remember the feeling that something was just not quite right with it all.
I remember the sight of the second plane's approach and its vanishing.
I remember the feeling of resignation that it was no accident.
I remember the collapse and then the next.
I remember the silence that lasted for days - like a pillow held around my ears.
I remember watching the skies.
I remember the feeling as I looked at our four year old son and knew that things had already changed in his lifetime.
I remember my disappointment in man.
I remember the sadness.
I remember.