Poems About: HOLOCAUST

Professors have their most beautiful language,
And the hidden cameras in the bedrooms of actresses
With consumption,
And they listen as if haunted by the marching step read more »

She came to my life.
One blessed day.
My heart danced and my soul twirled.
Even the sun came out to play. read more »

You are a lost, lonely little girl
Have another dose of medicine to ease the pain
Your Daddy has gone off to war; you will never again see his face
Love and Acceptance - the bitter pill that you cannot swallow. read more »

She pours a motel glass half full with Pepermint Schnapps,
Toasting her fellow-doomed-
Addressing them, oh so silently,
Calling each by name. read more »

You who were the 'Chosen',
you who suffered long.
You who wore the yellow star,
The victims of great wrongs. read more »

Public apologies are the new confessional.

So here goes. read more »

! ! ! ! ...the ' nuclear '...dilemma...
a poem by Sivan PG Menon
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We’re in Parkland, which trumps even Wellington:
The people are bigger and smile affluently: They drive around
In crashing space-ships, or they have entire China sets
For knees and joints. I swear, one can get rich off them with read more »

Nancy P.
And Harry Reid
Have a record to defend
As they ascend read more »

There are things
which people never discuss,
like wickedness and destruction
and loss of humanity read more »

Obstreperous predicaments,

Mayhem and fiasco, read more »

Here you go thinking that I was dead,
You turned on and on like the little girl dancing
Without gravity, untwining all of her things
Until she is fully grown and Zephyrus even without read more »