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Seventy-Five Into Now

Writer's picture: Words Among TreesWords Among Trees


All rivers that flow

within rusty chains of veins

swirl grey in the red


Muddied and bloodied

history has marked us all

their death our own death


Voiceless and scratched

crumbling walls remember them

in echoes of time




Seventy-five years later, those condemned to never walk free again and those who walked but forever remain haunted are remembered, may history never repeat itself nor we forget the tainted past or present.


75 years since Auschwitz was liberated...








Poetry©Words Among Trees

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