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The Survivor Tree
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2014
- The beloved children’s poem, The Survivor Tree tells the story of the lone pear tree that survived the collapse of the Twin Towers. Discovered in the rubble by recovery workers and nursed back to health, the Survivor Tree has become a metaphor for hope and the resilience of the human spirit.
I TRULY BELIEVE THIS WAS A SIGN FROM GOD TO GIVE ALL OF US HOPE !!!
Tell that to all the dead and their families.
@Poipole TV 3,000 people died that’s what he means 😢
Why didn’t he stop the worst tragedy imaginable?
Because God only likes the US 😂
@@ryanbaker8669Some things are just meant to happen….. unfortunately
- The Survivor Tree -
From the worst day of all
To my come back with glory
I'm the survivor tree
This is my story
I was a strong pear tree
At the World Trade Center
I was strong every spring
I was strong every winter
One day in september
When the buildings came down
It was the worst day of all
It was the worst day around
We lost family and friends
There was darkness and flashes
I fell to the ground
Surrounded by ashes
Then the whole world felt sad
And I really did too
But we all came together
Helped each other pull through
And the workers they found me
But I was in trouble
As I had spent more than a month
Burried in rubble
My branches were torn
And my trunk was all black
And they worried that
None of my leaves would grow back
But one branch proclaimed
I'm alive I'm alive
My leaves said to the world
I was gonna survived
When they took me to heal
I was treated with care
And my branches grew
Thirty feet in the air
You can see in my trunk
Where I go light from dark
Where my limbs were reborn
Where I grew brand new barks
My blossoms remind us
How strong we all are
I'm a living reminder
How we rose from the dark
With the power of hope
There's juste one way to summit
There's nothing so bad
That we can't overcome it
by Gaye Sanders
THANK YOU
thank you
De rien
Such a beautiful poem. Made me tear up and smile. There's nothing we can't pull through
A large group of our girls and their families from Australia are coming back to New York in January 2015. We can not wait to see the continuing growth of the memorial area, including The survivor Tree. This poem should be made into a book and placed in schools across your lovely country, not only to remember 9/11 and the hope that came from it, but to help all those struggling with life in general.
Australia never forgets
Thank you for this gift. May all beings be blessed with sacred healing and sacred peace.
I remember going to The Memorial Marathon and seeing this very tree on a 4:00 morning. As we gathered around it and the man preached the winds were blowing hard, like the spirits of those that have fallen were with us for a moment.
They where
WOW ! That's why they call that the Survivor Tree
I have never known about this story at all at first cause one one ever told me
but now I know
This is so wonderful ❤
j’apprends ça en anglais, préparez mon enterrement
PTDRR MOI AUSSI JE VEUX MOURIR
moi aussi jsuis à bout
Pareil mais à 4 élevé
This tree fr built different
Milagros verdaderos, el árbol que sobrevivió a la caída de las Torres Gemelas, que vio como su hogar se volvía en 2 horas un montón de escombro y muerte, y vivió lo suficiente para volverse en el símbolo de la esperanza, la paz y la vida, de vuelta en un sitio ahora lleno de más arboles
the tree also survived a GIGANTIC blizzard too
This is so awesum, this tree speaks for all those souls fallen in the 9/11 attacks. May they foreva rest in peace, and watch over their loved ones left behind.
Beautiful
Very good
I went to the 9/11 museum today and they showed us that exact video.the museum sent the video
I can't believe he survived more than *one month* without any light, while badly injured!
He was also uprooted in a storm while being nursed back to health, and he did not give a fuck, he shrugged it off like it was a simple breeze.
This tree is more badass than the majority of us will ever be.
Did you know on April 19th 1995 when a tree survived the oklahoma city bombing
The 9/11 stories were very touchy and sad to comprehend. I never expected that incident will ever happened to us, I was in shock.
Who wrote this? it is absolutely amazing!
background music is darude - sandstorm
Doctor Robotnik no.
Sarah Floyd nobody wrote it. It's a true story.
it a true story but we don't now who wrote it
it's*
I love this pear tree
I wish they would sell seeds from this tree like they do from the Oklahoma Bombing Survivor Tree.
This made me cry 😭😭😭😭😭😢😢😭😭😭😭😭💙💙💔😭😭😭😭
I'm tearing up.
Fantastic way to remember!!!
in France, in my english class i had to learn this poem.
Moi aussi! 😮😂
Pareil
Beautiful place
“One day in September when the buildings came down...” Dang that part got me 😭
Awesome!
My class had looked at this we all cried
I love this
Ironic that Whoopi Goldberg is narrating this poem about “resilience and unity” when less than 10 years later she’s one of the biggest mouthpieces sowing anger and division.
Its weird how a tree always survives in Oklahoma city its big oak tree ,,,,,, I guess it shows how you cant kill the spirit of nature or humanity
ahh was sleeping under a large pine tree on mount Eden hill in central Auckland exact time the twin towers came down , then went to saint Puals church on Symond street. I mean saint Pauls where there were 5 American ladys howling
N.B. also ahh aws sleeping wearing a large german Army Jacket exact time towers came down.
Where can we find the full written poem? Thanks
prout 😂😂😂😹
Ok
That is one strong tree
Song pls ?
Wonderful
This isn't worse than ww2
Trop bien le poème😁😁😁😁😄
Hiroshima trees
This make me cry
C a chié ( je doit l’apprendre en englai)
God bless NYC
God bless the usa
Is this Whoopi Goldberg
st dier d'auvergne en force bien sur
Why does this sound like a Dr Seuss book
😍😍😍😍
Resilience. Just like survivors
La a cause de ma prof
Sounds a little strange but okay.
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wow the tree survived the heavy smoke and rocks when the twin towers are going down idk where the survivor tree real location when before September 9/11 2001
Whoopi?
Who wrote the poem?
Gaye Sanders
I don't know, everyone is ascribing it to Gaye Sanders, but her poem is about the tree in Oklahoma City. There seems to only be a credit ascribed to "the 9/11 memorial". I'd also like to know who the author actually is.
I watch another movie in my class so I search this
*COMPLOT*
La vie n'est qu'un complot
C est le nom d un stand
Oh hell, why use Whoopi Goldberg to narrate?🤦♀️
I was in the tower .south
you would be dead ngga
You are to young, you wouldn't of been alive. and they r rigt if you were you died.
my cousin as well but he wasn't lucky
1:16 a 2:11
NULLLLLL
pizzayol
C’EST DE LA MERDE
ok mais tu forces
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Pliers Siri and stuff
l boss
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I went to the 9/11 museum today and they showed us that exact video.the museum sent the video
little cutie same
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