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Fire! Fire! Is The Call!
Adopt A Cop
Frederico the Spider
A Fishy Tongue Twister
Eternity
Father's Day
Food For Thought
Snugums In Sandals
Lady The Bug
Silhouette
Moonlit Night
Wiggle Worm
No Information
My Sweet Talkin' Man
The Son And The Cross
Lady Luck - The Lady Bug
God's Creatures
Lord Lead Us
Christmas Through A Child's Eyes
Adopt A Cop
The Shuttle
What I Can Do To Make America Better
A Diamond In The Rough
Secrets
Animal Cracker's Camp Song
Beauty In The Bottle
The Narrows Bridge
From Princess To A Queen
Racin' Fool
Mourn Not For Me
Pie In The Sky
The Hunter's Prize
Creepy Hollow-een
Spring Awakens The Earth
Mosaic On Legs
Stormy
Heartbeat Valentine
Washington Quake of 6.8
One Love
Where Are You
Because Of You
In Loving Memory
Remember Me
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The Shuttle
For the seven astronauts that gave so much
In the back row
(l-r) Mission specialist Ellison S. Onizuka, Teacher in Space Participant Sharon
Christa McAuliffe, Payload specialist Greg Jarvis and Mission specialist Judy
Resnik. In the front row (l-r) Pilot Mike Smith, Commander Dick Scobee,
and Mission specialist Ron McNair.
I sat in my school and on the intercom appeared,
A voice torn and shattered, a voice full of fear;
'The Shuttle and the seven astronauts are gone.'
A chill went down my spine and I knew something was wrong,
I picked up my backpack and as I came home to mom,
her eyes filled with tears. The news of the shuttle became very clear. I guess they accomplished what they set out to do.
They brought the world closer and filled our hearts too.
Now, as they rest comfortably in heaven,
we'll never forget those courageous seven.
This poem from my heart and the heart's of all children
is what we have to give to the astronaut's families and the country, in which we live.
Steven Tricoli (Sonny)
Copyright ©2000 Steven Tricoli
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