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Best Treblinka Poems

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Premium Member Sad Seasonally Affective Disorder
SAD Seasonally Affective Disorder

Some are prone to depression in winter when days get shorter when
less light enters the brain through the eyes and thoughts become...

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Categories: treblinka, conflict,
Form: Light Verse



Premium Member Exclusive Birth Rights
Exclusive Birth Rights

I am German and guilty as charged by history and evil parental culpability
privileged by life and proxy thus I refuse to forget ancestral...

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Categories: treblinka, humanity, , memorial,
Form: Free verse
Ghosts of Glory
Ghosts of Glory


They came to Auschwitz and Treblinka...
they tore down the walls that confined us.
How we wept with joy as the SS officers
were taken away...

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Categories: treblinka, angst, holocaust,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Premium Member Into the Light: Safe Haven, 1944
INTO THE LIGHT: SAFE HAVEN, 1944
                   ...

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Categories: treblinka, celebration, holocaust, remember, voyage,
Form: Verse
Who Was Lizzie Van Zyl
Who was Lizzie Van Zyl?
A small girl stands on Woodcock Bridge
Pointing at her reflection in the water.
The glint from the sun, and a cold wind,
Distorts...

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Categories: treblinka, history, girl, birth, girl,
Form: Free verse



Give Peace a Chance Part 2
Yet Africa is
expected to fall in
line 
With speed and
alacrity 
Or be headed back to
Europe 
For much deserved
censure
And sanitization in
the heart
Of brutish Europe!
Have we not seen
them...

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Categories: treblinka, peace,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Zieg Heil
Who voted for Adolf Hitler? Almost everybody. No matter which party or candidate chosen. It was done with the fascist attitude of the immoral majority....

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Categories: treblinka, appreciation,
Form: Blitz
Behind the Barbed Wire
Behind the barbed wire

Behind the barbed wire a cherry tree blooms:
bustling petals in the land of death.
Behind the barbed wire a gradient runs
between the scent...

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© Vera Dike  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: treblinka, conflict, holocaust,
Form: Free verse
Fiddling About
Fiddling About. 
by The Didds

Annual Concert, DMT, Time to act, you and me,
At Dauntsey School, a painted floor, performed in the round, 
with rehearsals at...

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© The Didds  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: treblinka, grief, jewish,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Gone - Vanished
When I was young, my father wrote poems, lovely poems, in Yiddish.
In one poem, he called me, his only son, his 'kadish'l, the one who...

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Categories: treblinka, death, father, grief, universe,
Form: Free verse
They Say
They say it did not happen 
That we did not really see 
The horror's and the sadness
That the Holocaust would be 
They say it's just...

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Categories: treblinka, death, life, loss, death,
Form: I do not know?
Warfare
meanness
cruel actions
human history
this being our legacy
before being submerged in our own heart-waste
what happened at Hiroshima and Nagasaki?
Auschwitz-Birkenau, Majdanek, Treblinka, Sobibor, Buchenwald
Dachau, Belzec, Chelmno, Warsaw, Mauthausen,...

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Categories: treblinka, war,
Form: Suzette Prime
Premium Member Made In Neonazia
Made in Neonazia

Life wrote you and I this poem on a sunny day of watching
penguin’s colonies bathing on the beaches near Cape Town 
A splendid...

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Categories: treblinka, evil,
Form: Free verse
A Historic Event
History cried out at a heinous cost 
'Twas when millions of Jews their lives had lost 
Dead bodies in concentration camps filled 
In the name...

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Categories: treblinka, death, evil, holocaust,
Form: Rhyme
In Memoriam of a Broken Family
Remembered the 1940s, the season of the holocaust.
Six million irons, disjointed from their ores
Were forged in bottomless pits of anvils.
The swarming bees in a ceremonious...

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Categories: treblinka, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse

Book: Shattered Sighs