Poems About: HOLOCAUST

I am loved and I am hated,
I wonder why the world is segregated,
I hear voices screaming in vain,
I see souls of a world insane, read more »

Now you mention the Holocaust,
And the tears begin to flow
For all the lives that were lost
While the pains within still grow. read more »

I am a survivor of a holocaust
The horror of which
most people could not imagine.
I was brutally beaten and raped by an S.S officer read more »

She weeps not,
Not because she feels no pain,
Not because she has not been humiliated,
But because she feels like she will not be heard. read more »

dead bodies on the streets
hate and shooting to stay alive
a broken nation
politics covering the bare truth read more »

I did not complain when my toes succumbed to numbness.
I did not complain when the bitter wind threw itself against me.
I did not complain when the thick mud ruined the flares of my jeans. read more »

Worn torn cities—inner city violence
Death, sorrow and misery
Feelings of discontent
Conceptualize with malcontent— read more »

For that small sapling
Who never had a voice
Silently uttered cries ignored
And forced to accept death without a choice read more »

Abortion is murdering unborn babies by the score,
So we rely on immigrants for increased population and more,
While the holocaust of unborn babies is constantly ignored,
An appointed Supreme Court feminist decision award. read more »

Your sting seeks us, everywhere;
Our names....our faith.
In desperate nightmares we hide,
Yet still you come. read more »

Kiss me on either side of my face,
If you are from Seville
And it is your whim: Play your radio and
Back off, read more »

In the name of the Father,
Crusaders sallied forth
raping and murdering. read more »