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Found poem
Lost, Alone, Forgotten.
Broken, Bloodied, and Slaughtered.
Left for dead in nameless graves,
Where no Justification was ever presented.
Where's the love
In Revenge and Hatred?
Where's the love
In Evil and Destruction?
Remember the heartlessness
Of history's deadliest moment.
Remember the blood and tears
Shed by those who were forgotten.
Apathy to the torture and the beatings.
Apathy to the screams of pain and betrayal
From your friends, family, and neighbors as they burn
In the Devil's Fire.
When faced with the horrors of the Holocaust
And the Deaths of so many of the innocent are
Finally revealed,
Ignorance is Bliss.
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I'm beginning to see a theme, Forgotten.
You speak of the lives lost in the Holocaust in this poem.
It's a dirge, a funeral song (or poem). The dead can't speak to give their name, so they are forgotten.
I was reminded of the fate of so many after reading this poem. It makes you think.
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Favorite Quote:
Loneliness adds beauty to life. It puts a special burn on sunsets and makes night air smell better.-Henry Rollins, For who can bear to feel himself forgotten?-W. H. Auden, Forgotten is forgiven- F. Scott Fitzgerald