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The Holocaust

October 4, 2009
By XX_UnknownHero_XX BRONZE, Denver, Colorado
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XX_UnknownHero_XX BRONZE, Denver, Colorado
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"With great power, also comes great responsibility"

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Never Forget


Never forget us













Us Jews



Us of the mentally and physically disabled



Us Gypsies



Us Jehovah’s witnesses

- Our hopes and dreams of the future



Are now your present

NEVER FORGET THE 6 MILLION OF US






Who were starved









Branded









Tortured










Sick




Stripped of our memories






- worked till’ our last breath

NEVER Forget the Camps






The execution







The gas







The Nazis



- knowing you won’t leave

NEVER FORGET THE LOSS







The tears







The suffering







The pain

- Remember all of us

But most of all
Above all of this

There is one last thing never to forget through all of this

Never, ever forget






Hope






Who you are






What you live for















Never forget

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In my school we had to write a poem about the holocaust that expressed our views and thoughts. This is my poem.
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Ktastrophe BRONZE said...
on Oct. 14 2009 at 11:34 am
Ktastrophe BRONZE, Colorada Springs, Colorado
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I'm not broken, your eyes are.

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This touched me deeply I am part Jewish and my mother Is a Jehovah's Witness. This is a great literary composition that comes from the heart and that is the best type of work.
Ktastrophe BRONZE said...
on Oct. 14 2009 at 11:32 am
Ktastrophe BRONZE, Colorada Springs, Colorado
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I'm not broken, your eyes are.

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Wow, You are truely compassionate. This poem came from the heart, that is the best type of literary work. This touched me because I am part Jewish and My mother is a Jehovah's Witness.
TigerLynn GOLD said...
on Oct. 12 2009 at 10:06 pm
TigerLynn GOLD, Maysville, Kentucky
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&quot;She walks in beauty,<br /> Like the night of cloudless climes and starry skies;<br /> And all that&#039;s best of dark and bright<br /> Meet in her aspect and her eyes.&quot;<br /> --Byron

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It would have been better if you had described the feelings of pain and suffering and in more detail, use the 5 senses and think about it deeply, but you have a good ideas and main theme for the poem
dancer4jesus BRONZE said...
on Oct. 12 2009 at 3:50 pm
dancer4jesus BRONZE, San Marcos, California
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The heart writes the words of the music that the soul dances to.

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That was good! This is one of those sad subjects that so many people tend to deny even though it really happened and there are people who can testify to it. Thanks for writing it!