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Anne Frank's Kaleidoscopic Life

At 13, bright-eyed and bushy-tailed Brimming with youth and flamboyance. With a myriad of of vying admirers, A family to love and to be loved back. Her life was a blend of love,laughter and rebellion. Then,all of a sudden, Dragged out of the felicity of her childhood. Stripped off her citizenship and freedom For Anne was born a Jew--an outcast. Suffered owing to the sanguinary Fuhrer. The Devil, he surpassed. To escape the bloody clutches of Hitler Into hiding ,they went But never did Anne let her hope perish In the two years of lonely confinement. Two years of struggle to cope with adults. Two years of struggle with food and supplies With the thrills of love and pangs of goodbyes Hope was her strongest weapon To combat severe isolation and oppression. Eternal hope kept her alive. Courageous Anne continued to strive. Her eyes could penetrate into the deeper meanings of life. The pulchritude of relationships The sublimity of nature The plenitude of being Life's purpose and importance Demystified. Alas! Betrayed by a close friend Resulted in Anne Frank's tragic end. The blood red hue of autumnal leaves Stained the Earth , as the nature grieved. - Angom Amy (15)

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Date: 1/21/2021 6:52:00 PM
Superbly penned, Amy. You really put yourself in Anne's shoes in order to make this poem so vivid and intense. Bravo for an awesome write ~
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Date: 4/12/2014 4:09:00 PM
Dear Amy, So nice a pen portrait. Like it. VP
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Date: 4/6/2014 10:30:00 PM
Loved this one! great poem!
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Date: 4/6/2014 12:52:00 PM
Just A Note: Her Painting In Favourites...Praise Worthy As Of Spectacular Your, Deeply Stirring's Poetic Verse *
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Date: 4/6/2014 12:46:00 PM
Misty Eyes As Viewing A Bit Nearer Thus Deeper, A Priceless Life....Tis Easy Another Heart To Succumb Unto These Sorrows We Find, Ever Prevalent Amid Humankind ? Escaping Their Children Such Binds; To Journey Past Another Day It's Claim Time's, Shame....Girls Gazing At Charles Manson As If He Were A Hero ? Tribal Leaders Pounding Their Chest As If Victorious At The Dismemberment Of An Innocent Helpless Infant ? Flying Jets Into Buildings Proclaiming, God's Love ? Hmmm....Love, Jeremy
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Date: 4/6/2014 11:59:00 AM
The diary of Anne Frank is a truly inspirational read - have visited the house in Amsterdam twice now - sends shivers down your spine when you see it. Absolutely superb poem well done. Hugs Jan x
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