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Two Poems from our Holocaust Poetry Collection

 
 
How could they?
   
Author: Paul Pendragon
   
Poem:
How could they?
   
  How could there be so much evil in the world
So that people can slaughter millions of men women and children
And have hearts as cold as death
How could they do it with no remorse?
With actions as merciless as the sea
How could they have fun doing it
They let themselves be brainwash by one mad man
And follow him to your deaths
They were a plague that killed all in its path
I can not say why
I do hope that God did not have mercy on there souls
For neither would I
I do hope that those that did it burn in the fires of hell
I ask you how
How could the world and its people turn their backs?
Where was God
And why did he let it happen
All I can say is that there was a reason
I don’t like it
You probably don’t either
But there is nothing that we can do
   
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RECIPE OF THE HOLOCAUST
   
Author: Antonia Williams
   
Poem: RECIPE OF THE HOLOCAUST
   

Here is my death recipe,
made specially for the Holocaust.
The horror of Anti-Semitism
That struck Jews during the Second War.

First there is that shock of Fate
that plunged deep in their predujiced hearts.
Next add in their swelling of fear,
as you wonder where they're taken far.

Drag them to concentration camps,
then butterflies will start to show
Spread around the rumors of others.
Where have they gone? We're not to know.

Garnish with unceasing sadness
that forever is clouded in your mind.
Those beloved friends, and your family.
In the end, you will be left behind.

Stand up to the horrors for a few more years.
Be prepared for gruesome pains,
because just as you're about to breathe your last
you'll suddenly see some light again.

Perhaps it's too frightening to think about this.
"It's hopeless to try!" you yell at me.
Just don't be afraid to cry and mourn.
For remembrance is the final part of the recipe.
 
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