Memories Of Home
When she was a little girl
Two wars filled her streets
Her father served as a POW
Locked in a British prison camp
Disease took so many others
Many she knew
Even with all of that, she was a child
Even after nearly a century
She remembered Breslau in its beauty
The hometown she left behind
© Poem – VIII/XIV/MMXXIV
LRET
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