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Two Poems from our Holocaust Poetry Collection

 
 
LIFE AWAY FROM HOME
   
Author: Sinead O'reilly
   
Poem:
LIFE AWAY FROM HOME
   
  Life away from home

I heard a noise in the middle of the night,
A shout, a scream, a cry.
I was taken from my bed, I was as cold as ice,
I was dragged away from my home.

I was pulled along through the dimly lit streets,
Chained along with my mum.
We had cuts and burns and aching feet,
It felt like my bones would brake.

When we reached the camps, we were starving and weak,
Our wounds were crying for help.
I was separated from my mum, and taken into a crowed of people,
My head was shaved and I got fed little.

I cried for my mum, but she did not come,
I hope that she will live.
Maybe she’s in pain and hunger,
But hopefully she will survive.

I got given some soap and a very small towel,
And was led towards the showers.
I though I was going to have a shower,
But when I reached the room, I knew my life was over.

By Sinead O’Reilly
   
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IT DID HAPPEN
   
Author: Marine Altunyan
   
Poem: IT DID HAPPEN
   

I didn`t see the blood,
But I felt it on my skin,
It is still warm.

I didn`t hear the screams,
But they are ringing in my ears,
Begging for mercy.

I didn`t witness the tortures,
But I can feel them beating me,
The bruises are everywhere.

I wasn`t made to walk barefoot
On the hot sand of the desert for months,
But my feet still burn.

I didn`t see my whole family, my people,
Breath their last tormented breath,
But that air is stuck in my lungs.

I wasn`t born on foreign land,
I grew up on my own,
But something was always missing.

No, it`s not a tale.
It`s not another nightmare,
It`s the reality.

They wiped us out like dust,
They took a piece of me,
A piece of every Armenian.

I wasn`t there but I won`t forget.
It`s a miracle we still exist,
But we do, and always will!

No, it`s not a tale,
It`s the reality.
It did happen.
 
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