Dedicated to the 1.5 million innocent children who perished in the Holocaust. May your 'little dreams rise and fly'. I writhe on the ground like a rat You think I'm worth no more than that As I twist and I turn in utter agony At your lies and your hate and antagony Why do you hurt me so? What have I done to you? Why is it bad that I am a Jew? I’m a child—that’s it, nothing more Do I deserve to be forced to the floor? My hair might be dark, my eyes might be brown Does that mean I can be thrown to the ground? Please don’t think of murder, I beg mercy to thee! Put down your gun and repent to the King! No! Don’t pull the trigge...
In this poem, I decided to try and capture the essence of a culture shock, and then the characters personal opinion after living in this place for a bit. Let me know what you think in the comments below. Enjoy! The monster is so long and yellow I recon he’s a grouchy fellow As he drives us to the states As if we were just cargo freights As I gaze through the monsters eyes I look to the ground, then up at the skies And see a sight never seen before What beauty America has in store! I write my mother, I love her so But my life back there has got to go I risk it all, family and friends To find out where this rainbow ends My lungs may fail, my back may break But I must put it all at stake To live the dream my father had And his father before me, and his before that Living under stars and stripes Why do those women dress so tight? Why drink stuff that makes us woozy and slow? Why think unborn babies deserve to go? America is a...
Auschwitz was a Nazi concentration camp during the Holocaust in the 1940's. Over 1 million, 1 thousand Jews died behind the walls of this camp. Most of the people here were burned or gassed over the course of four years. Each year, this same amount of babies are aborted. America has become its own Auschwitz. They think it is such a big deal to kill a million people, but how is it okay to kill a million babies every single year? This poem is dedicated to all of those babies who have been murdered by their own parents before they were even born. Welcome to the Auschwitz of America Where babies lives have little worth Pain goes unnoticed, tears are ignored Here in the Auschwitz of America Little hearts are poisoned Little mouths scream suffering Their lives are in the balance of choice Here in the Auschwitz of America When will they be liberated? When will they be freed? Welcome to sin, and hurt, and shame Welcome to the ...
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