Anger,
as black as a hook,
overtakes me.
Each day,
...
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Anger, as black as a hook, overtakes me. Each day, each took, at 8: 00 A.M., a baby and sauteed him for breakfast in his frying pan. Terrible scenes and memories of Auschwitz. tony
wow such a wonderful sharing i love it, thanks for sharing.. :)
'I beg the Lord not to hear. ' - so much in that one line. I always loved this. Xx NDS
This one hits hard for me as it causes us to reflect on the state of man and whether or not his impact is good, if there is an impact to even make in the first place.
death's not as bad as Nazis, so put 'death' where 'Nazis' is and vice versa
A thought provoking poem. I think this whole sordid episode in history was ugly and this poem conveys this. How could people do this to others?
Because man has a monster Living within, It doesn't take much to awaken it, For it's only slightly hidden, Under his skin
In the aftermath of Auschwitz execution of Jews, it might be the out pouring of one's feeling full of emotion none can hide as said in this poem indeed!
this poem is amazing, i feel the intense anger. thanks, jane s
Oh my god! Right on target.... a sad truth... we are not such a noble breed after all.
Each day, each took, at 8: 00 A.M., a baby and sauteed him for breakfast in his frying pan. Man is evil. It is true. tony