HolocaustA Poem by Karis
Eyes wilting with tears
Like a willow in the rain Tears were all that were present On her emotionless face I looked up in her eyes The brown still perfectly shining The curls draped down to her ribs Were still perfectly lively The frame of her bones Outlined in the sunlight Were standing delicately peaceful Her lips pursed all too tight “Why is it us, mama” I managed to say in her ear But the only answer I got Were more emotionless tears I looked around the room To see more difficult expressions What were they thinking? I wondered The soldier told me we were learning a lesson What lesson is to be learned From a room so full but empty From hunger, and crying babies Is this life even worth living? What lesson is to be learned From sadness, torture, and pain What lesson is to be learned From death, and endless hate. What lesson is to be learned From loved ones torn from my arms What lesson is to be learned From Nazi’s heavily armed. The lesson my friend is this, A lesson so easy and true. Don’t question authority Unless the authority is you. © 2014 Karis |
StatsAuthorKarisAboutHi, I'm Karis. I've always loved to write, ever since I was little. I love to read as well, and always had a a desire to learn more about the art of literature. My strongest works are in books and .. more..Writing
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