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Editorial portrait of Alan Zoltie

Author

Alan Zoltie

A literary voice with a sharp eye for culture, conversation, and the stories between the headlines.

Los Angeles, CaliforniaAPPLY FOR REPRESENTATIONDo You Remember-25Years Explosions now faded, so many lives all lost It was 25 years ago, but what was the real cost It began in a flash, and one we remember Such a foul day, 2001 the 11th of September One single man, he changed the whole world Hiding for years, marked as a coward Recruiting his minions to devastate New York What kind of human would accept that kind of work Gone in a moment of time, all those souls Families left to pick up pieces so cold Workers, all hero’s, trying hard to comprehend Some remain traumatized to this day, and until their end And what could be worse than a retaliatory strike One that showed all of America’s might Leading to wars, 25 years and still raging Some disbelievers remain puzzled and disbelieving But it happened, right there, on TV and in person No warnings, no insight and certainly no reason Our lives all altered, all changed and all jumbled FBI, CIA and a government who fumbled When we hoped it would be just a one-off event We were wrong, we were so unprepared to prevent More deaths, more destruction, more devious diversions This September we mourn with solemnity and discretion So where do we go, because fight we still do There are too many doubters and too many foolsStanding declaring their religion is supreme On a sight that is sacred not understanding what it means We reflect on those passed and we shall never ever forget We do so with courage and absolutely no regret Their lives had more than just meaning and cause Let’s stop take note and reflect with a silent pause Ó Alan Zoltie September 11 2026 Never forget!
Editorial portrait of Luke Theron

Actor

Luke Theron

A young performer with screen presence, quick instincts, and a wonderfully curious point of view.

Los Angeles, CaliforniaAPPLY FOR REPRESENTATIONDo You Remember-25Years Explosions now faded, so many lives all lost It was 25 years ago, but what was the real cost It began in a flash, and one we remember Such a foul day, 2001 the 11th of September One single man, he changed the whole world Hiding for years, marked as a coward Recruiting his minions to devastate New York What kind of human would accept that kind of work Gone in a moment of time, all those souls Families left to pick up pieces so cold Workers, all hero’s, trying hard to comprehend Some remain traumatized to this day, and until their end And what could be worse than a retaliatory strike One that showed all of America’s might Leading to wars, 25 years and still raging Some disbelievers remain puzzled and disbelieving But it happened, right there, on TV and in person No warnings, no insight and certainly no reason Our lives all altered, all changed and all jumbled FBI, CIA and a government who fumbled When we hoped it would be just a one-off event We were wrong, we were so unprepared to prevent More deaths, more destruction, more devious diversions This September we mourn with solemnity and discretion So where do we go, because fight we still do There are too many doubters and too many foolsStanding declaring their religion is supreme On a sight that is sacred not understanding what it means We reflect on those passed and we shall never ever forget We do so with courage and absolutely no regret Their lives had more than just meaning and cause Let’s stop take note and reflect with a silent pause Ó Alan Zoltie September 11 2026 Never forget!
Editorial portrait of August Green

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NATIONWIDE REPRESENTATIONAPPLY FOR REPRESENTATIONDo You Remember-25Years Explosions now faded, so many lives all lost It was 25 years ago, but what was the real cost It began in a flash, and one we remember Such a foul day, 2001 the 11th of September One single man, he changed the whole world Hiding for years, marked as a coward Recruiting his minions to devastate New York What kind of human would accept that kind of work Gone in a moment of time, all those souls Families left to pick up pieces so cold Workers, all hero’s, trying hard to comprehend Some remain traumatized to this day, and until their end And what could be worse than a retaliatory strike One that showed all of America’s might Leading to wars, 25 years and still raging Some disbelievers remain puzzled and disbelieving But it happened, right there, on TV and in person No warnings, no insight and certainly no reason Our lives all altered, all changed and all jumbled FBI, CIA and a government who fumbled When we hoped it would be just a one-off event We were wrong, we were so unprepared to prevent More deaths, more destruction, more devious diversions This September we mourn with solemnity and discretion So where do we go, because fight we still do There are too many doubters and too many foolsStanding declaring their religion is supreme On a sight that is sacred not understanding what it means We reflect on those passed and we shall never ever forget We do so with courage and absolutely no regret Their lives had more than just meaning and cause Let’s stop take note and reflect with a silent pause Ó Alan Zoltie September 11 2026 Never forget!

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