Visit...To RememberA Poem by Kim KrugerLest we forget the insanity.We come here willingly Though you had no choice To see for ourselves The hole in the world Where so many perished A long time ago Now, it is quiet Though still we can hear The sighs of your sorrows As the wind stirs the leaves On the branches of birch That once held you captive The brick walls have crumbled That housed the abyss Dimension of darkness Into which you were thrown Gasping for air Inhaling only death The pond lies before us It’s water a mirror And in its reflection We see the fell deeds That fed fires of hatred And turned you to ash Over there are the tracks In this hole in the world Where the trains slowed and stopped And generations departed From the light of day In the middle of night Across the green meadows Past Kanada we walk To the courtyard of killing Between 10 and 11 Where pale assassins Condemned themselves to Hell They wail there now In the cells where you stood Pleading for the mercy They denied you and your kin Asking forgiveness When there is none to give Your soul is now free From the hole in the world But your tormenters are trapped In the dark of damnation And we pity them not For we remember…
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1 Review Added on December 10, 2008 Last Updated on December 11, 2008 AuthorKim KrugerNear Minneapolis, MNAboutExploring the countryside, visiting far away places, sipping bold, black coffee in the morning, quaffing a glass of french table wine late at night. All set the wheels of my imagination in motion. I h.. more..Writing
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