To the Editor:
I suggest rebuilding the twin towers as big as they
were, but as a
framework only. In the daylight they would be a gleaming scaffold that
is
visibly, permanently empty; at night, the towers' lights would sparkle
in
the skyline, as they should.
The visitors standing on the plaza inside the
framework
would have no
walls around them or ceilings over them, but they would feel the weight
of
what were once the tallest buildings in the world, and the fragility
of
their skeleton.
SHARON LUBKIN
Raleigh, N.C., Sept. 21, 2001