Poems About: HOLOCAUST

With the heart of a holocaust
It's no wonder my pale skin
Is black and swollen with truth.
Open wounded scars revel read more »

I wrote a poem about the holocaust
and then I had a dream that I was there
among the broken and the lost read more »

We will rebuild / worlds from shattered glass/ and remnants of holocausts. read more »

Bomb blast then holocaust,
Blood here, blood there,
And blood all around
Is the fate of my countrymen. read more »

Overgrown with careworn tundra,
The sky is yet friendly after holocaust the way
Mountains pretend to be beautiful in their
Apathy read more »

And his poems have other poems
Hidden, camouflaged inside them, as through the holocaust
Men hid within other men's homes, and workplaces,
And women within other women's closets, and dressing rooms read more »

It was holocaust after partition
Little spark had resulted into ignition
Brothers and neighbors turned into enemy
It was never wish of any faith or almighty read more »

Time grows upon us until we exhaust
Hope's possibilities, and then we die
Who thus of life each make a holocaust read more »

Landfall.

Normandy, the day the allied landed,
should like the holocaust not be forgotten, read more »

Everybody wanted lion's share
But were afraid to talk and dare
They were to benefit from blood and holocaust
People were to migrate soon and fast read more »

Albert Göring, Hermann’s younger brother
Helped Jews and Czechs escape the Holocaust
His forebears numbered Counts and social thinkers
His godfather, a Jew, supplied his home read more »

The horror of partition
The holocaust of maddling crowds
Still haunts from his childhood
To this age where he adorned read more »