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some of the concluding poems were A Moral Civilized World The Death Of Adolf Hitler’s Personal Physician Dagmar Topf: A Defence Of Family Ovens Not To Be Written Struck Down With A Thunderbolt Love Has Rewards Worth Attaining SS Demons if anyone is interesting I will message more to you.

Due to the serious nature of the holocaust I dis not deal with these events in a single poem. I did a little historical context, slices of some events. Reading in order some are A Vibrant Life Appeasement For Adolf Hitler Indomitable Will To Survive Legal Genocide Committed On Industrial Scale Stone Cross Prologue Stone Cross Cartoon Caricature Of The Master Race The SS: Who Will You Kill? Classic Dance Steps Peaked Cap: Skull-And-Crossbones Badge

I was surprised anyone read this poem, due partly to length. The question is when writing about the brutality of the holocaust, which this poem does not even touch on, are a few emotive words like 'dark fever night', 'seed demon teeth', too much or not enough. Does this sort of poem does really represent a new departure in form and technique for me? Maybe it is a return to a past form and technique. I had over 34 holocaust poems written in a file, even without adding a few later editions.

A rather long poem, which reads, in part, like prose. Possibly too many emotive words-'dark fever night', 'seed demon teeth'. However, this sort of poem does represent a new departure in form and technique for you.