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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required “A trail of human misery and degradation” Derives from a mid-16th century text from Old French Illustrated best by the Inquisition and the Holocaust But it conjures up a long history of human stench While the odor lingers in slavery and segregation, Reappearing, as I write, in modern gender deprivation. See “The Last Days,” which does so clearly reveal The merciless Nazi death camps as recent as 1945 With horror scenes of Auschwitz and Bergen-Belsen Where thousands of abused prisoners were barely alive When Russians and Allied troops liberated them Showing depravity’s ability to sustain mayhem. Degradation, man’s inhumanity to man, must be stated As young girls and women are sold into sexual slavery With no regard for the soul residing in their bodies Forced to participate in the most unholy and unsavory I believe the appetite for debauchery is never sated Degradation of human beings continues unabated. I weep, thinking about our blighted history of barbarism, In America elderly Puritan woman were hanged as witches In Africa where slaves were stolen away from their tribes In Germany where little children were thrown into ditches At times the world has slithered into abject bestialism Degradation toward our fellowman is a bulging aneurism. SECOND PLACE WINNER written September 9, 2021 especially for "This or That, Vol 7" Poetry Contest sponsored by Edward Ibeh
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