Poems About: HOLOCAUST

After our fierce loving
in the brief time we found to be together,
you lay in the half light read more »

Which means work sets you free.
That bears at the entrance of Auschwitz-Birkenau Nazi concentration camp.
How does it fades the holocaust in the poor human memory?
The memorial day is commemorated internationally January 27, the anniversary of the date of the Liberation, the death camp in 1945. read more »

Many noble men
Many ignoble men....
have stood back to back
And fought in trenches read more »

Have you heard the news?
Stalin's singing the blues
And Hitler is wearing his blue suede shoes. read more »

I thought my joy was my life
And did all to keep it alive
Even if it costs much to revive
But there is more to life read more »

to save ammunition
SS executioners
used one bullet
a single bullet read more »

poetics beautifully written
are our wells of disappear
disasters of global impact read more »

Land of Flame and Shadow,
Where none live to tell,
Deserts of ash and sorrow,
Muffle each desperate yell, read more »

Words—
Beautiful as a mother’s kiss,
A clear sky with cotton-candy clouds,
A lark's cheerful melody, read more »

Where is the seed
Of the tree felled,
Of the forest burned,
Or living root read more »

TEETH ACHING WITH FEAR
STANDING IN FRONT OF ME
WASTING HUMAN FLESH read more »

Wars come and wars go
and hardly ever leave read more »