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often in the grand scheme of life
God will use the least
to achieve His providential purposes
to give His children relief
God doesn't rely on those
who think they know it all
He'll utilize the most unlikely
when to a mission they've been called
the majority will become the minority
until they comprehend
God doesn't regard one's station
He regards their heart within
God doesn't rely on those
who think they know it all
He'll utilize the most unlikely
when to a mission they've been called
one bold soul was Jeremiah
the prophet with the big heart
his mission to tell the people
don't forget their covenant with God
one bold soul was Moses
the Egyptian raised Hebrew
an instrument God used
to forge freedom for the Jews
In the providential purposes
of God's master plans
He will call on anyone
to take up His stance
God doesn't rely on those
who think they know it all
He'll utilize the most unlikely
when to a mission they've been called
one bold soul was
the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King
his purpose to pull down the walls of segregation
So freedom could ring
he put his life on the line
In the fight for equality
he spoke the unadulterated gospel
with courage and bravery
God doesn't rely on those
who think they know it all
He'll utilize the most unlikely
when to a mission they've been called
So many bold souls
full of humanity
Individuals saturated
with a godly propensity
God doesn't rely on those
who think they know it all
He'll utilize the most unlikely
when to His mission they've been called
Thinking of Thanksgiving Day
And its required feast
Makes me think it’s time to say
Which things I like the least.
For giving thanks for what we’ve got
Is kind of getting old,
Since there is much we hate a lot,
If I can be so bold.
Like a certain politician
Calling his opponents “vermin,”
Reminiscent of the disposition
Of a certain German.
Or protests lately in the news
With hostages forgotten
And blame set only on the Jews,
In speeches misbegotten.
Or keeping guns but banning books
And spreading lies much faster
Than it can take to stop the crooks
From causing more disaster.
Or watching as our planet aches,
Despite each expert’s warning,
Repeating all those past mistakes,
Preparing us for mourning.
I could go on but I will not,
Yet gathered ‘round the table,
I’ll ban these thoughts and find a spot
For thanks, if I am able.
Auschwitz
1.3 million people sent there
1.1 million died
Jews Germans Russians
Ethnic Poles French Czech
Many Others
Auschwitz I (Main Camp)
Barracks 1939
Home to Polish Prisoners of War
May 1940 First thirty prisoners
German Career Criminals
Sadism, torture, beatings
Tattoos of serial numbers
August 1941
First Gassings
Soviet and Polish Prisoners
Cell Block 11
Auschwitz II (Birkenau)
Concentration and Extermination Camp
1942-1944
Jews transported by freight trains
Death
Gas Chambers
Starvation
Disease and Torture
Executions
Auschwitz III (Monowitz)
Financed by Private Industry
Inmates employed
Spring 1941
Walking through town to work
July 1941
Factory workers
Transported by freight train
1943-1944
35,000 inmates employed
Inhumane Conditions
Daily Deaths
Exhaustion
Disease
Starvation
January 1945 Evacuation
The Death March of 9000 Inmates
Most were Jews
Transported by rail to subcamps
Jan. 27th, 1945
Liberation
We must never forget, we must teach future generations history. We can never let this happen again.
04/20/2021
Written for The Last Train To Auschwitz Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Kai Michael Neumann
UN delegates walk out on Israel’s Prime Minister speech
They all walked out, feigning scorn
This is how decency gets mourned
That walk of shame, like the perps
The deaf and dumb, immoral twerps
The rotten body of UN
It shows it’s worth, I am no fan
Most sided strongly with Hamas
The slime that dreams of “Jews to gas”
The world’s a very cruel place
It wants a scum in Zion’s space
Condemning not kidnapped and killed
“The Palestine’s Sweethearts Guild”
Baptized by shame, for all to see
They wouldn’t listen to a plea
Well done Hamas, Iran, Qatar
This walk, both vile and bizarre
The evil spirits ran for cover
In hallways they preferred to hover
While facts dissected utter darkness
The uglies couldn't stand the starkness
Yet truth prevails, be it known
Israel wins, if all alone
No, never be no Palestine
An outcome to which resign
September 26, 2025
When
When Muslims and Jews, eschew all notions of dissenting difference, and embrace in
distinct integration.
When Christians and Buddhists fuse love of self with love of other and dispense with pride
and self effacement altogether!
When Feminist Theologians, cry the plight of black women, and Muslim Men detect the
mystified labor of unsung wives,
When Black men learn to love themselves and through that love embrace their enemies,
When America makes amends for slaves of old made street criminals of conservative imagination,
When political liberals embrace the charismatic power of holy ghost renewal,
When Europe learns to love God, and Americans learn to love each other,
When charismatic leaders fade into horizontal mutuality,
When Martins are multiplied, and Mothers encourage their daughters to be their best,
When rest becomes as important as productivity and efficiency is defined by joy instead of
EBIDTA.
When technology becomes a tool to feed the world, and innovation ceases to be the slave of
profit,
When lawyers defend the cause of the weak and fatherless, and Doctors heal for free,
Then we shall see the day of the Lord.
And Evangelicals will no longer imagine the coming of an idea,
For the living Christ will be among us!
Listen to the words of Q
He knows the real deal
And he can educate you
“It is appalling that each
and every one of you sitting up there as human beings,
part of the human race,
the only race that we have,
would suggest to muffle people,
to put masks on your face
to keep us from breathing oxygen,
to get us to become sickly.”
“There’s not enough [COVID] to make it a pandemic.
This is a planned-demic.”
A Chinese bioweapon
Launched to take down our great president
And you know it
Yet do nothing about it
“If masks work for you,
or if you think they do, wear one,”
“Don’t impose your opinion
on those who disagree.
Each one can chose whether
they will wear one or not.
Each one lives with the consequence.”
“Discriminating against certain groups of people
while exempting others
is a violation of your civil rights,”
Following World War II, we Jews said ‘Never Again.’…
In Germany, Poland, and across Europe
we were forced to wear a gold star,
told to get on a box car to be taken to a safe place.
In reality, what happened?
If we forget history, we are doomed to repeat it.”
“This is not about health,
this is about submission.”
“Well, guess what, the riots are spreading, too!”
And what the hell are we going to do about that?
We’re going to arrest patriots
for not wearing a mask?
That’s what you want?”
“And I say Trump 2020!”
Without shed blood, no remission of sin,
A lamb was killed to clothe Adam and Eve,
On sides and lintel, Passover blood streaked,
A token of redemption to the Jews,
Animals' blood shed in Old Testament
for each sin that they did, known or unknown,
As we are sinners, blood has to be shed
To cleanse us all from innate transgressions,
Only one person's blood was untainted,
He took the form of man and on the cross,
Lord Jesus Christ shed his last drop of blood,
Thus, through His pure blood, we are washed from sin,
His blood gives us victory over death
and sin and protection from diseases,
Sealed by His blood - the real covenant.
17th March 2023
For Sotto poet's "B--forms and words" contest
Remembering fear.
The sweat of retreat when one can never seem
to run far enough or fast enough.
Remembering the Christian children’s chants.
Devil worshiper, godless,
the taunting hell they saw for those
not blessed to be themselves.
The jeer of the crowd for those not part.
The mob mentality of the Christian heart.
The damn you if your not me to a girl of eight
defies any memory to obliterate.
Breathless behind
a hollow core door gasping with tears
a heart pounding
with the hate thrown the Jew bated.
Was this even an inkling of what Tanta felt
as the German’s knocked down the door.
The marks on her skin brought memories
of trains and camps and more.
And, here in America land of the free
in a place which prides itself on Christianity
remembering the fear at eight, at twelve
and at eighteen every Christmas in between.
Don’t tell, don’t speak, don’t let them know
your different from them…………..
different hated, taunted, chased and if possible erased.
Remember the fear the mob, the gang, the chanting group
when you stand, and pray, when you say Amen.
Remember Christ was a Jew and what was done to him.
Pray that this is never done to another child again.
*Tanta means Aunt in Yiddish...the combination of German & Hebrew that most Jewish folk
speak. Yes this is me and yes half my family is Jewish. BUT I am not considered Jewish by
Jews. Judaism is a matrilineal religion.
I didn’t want to write this poem,
But how could I refuse
When every day I read or hear
More horror in the news?
The Mideast situation’s
Always had opposing views
And sadly, when there’s fighting,
Everybody feels the screws.
Yet after World War II, survivors
Thought they’d paid their dues,
But here we are again with hatred
Aiming at the Jews.
At colleges, behavior
That nobody should excuse
Has caused fear among the students
They have chosen to accuse.
Some had relatives the Nazis
Forced in camps to wear tattoos,
So they’re shocked to learn that loathing
Hasn’t managed to defuse.
It’s a horrible reminder
That so many can confuse
Outright evil with the right to have
A homeland one can’t lose.
"Those who cannot remember the past
are condemned to repeat it"
George Santayana.
The American Revolutionary War was
The 13 colonies' war for independence.
Their beliefs and resolve were so
greatly valued that they fought
and risked their lives and fortunes.
Against tremendous odds, they conquered.
They gave presently that others might gain
in the years to come. THAT was THEN.
The American Civil War demonstrated that
The Southern States believed in one way and
The Northern States believed differently.
It was settled by blood that still bleeds today.
The blood of disunity is spilling across America.
There is much pain, but the nation remains intact.
THAT was also THEN.
Need we mention the near extinction of Native Americans?
How can we ever justify the human enslavement of millions?
Do we dare attempt to explain the Japanese internment camps?
Regardless of when we believe that life begins, in the courtroom
of Almighty God, who will pay the penalty for the abortion of
millions of babies, especially since 1972? Notwithstanding,
We must find a way to move on. THAT too was THEN.
An entire nation under the spell of Adolf Hitler,
and also, an entire world for far too long, stood by
and allowed the slaughter of 6 million Jews. Moreover,
We and the world must find a way to move on. None of
those atrocities must ever happen again.
Yes, THAT was THEN.
How do we separate the negatives from the positives?
So much of THAT which was THEN is also THIS which is NOW.
How do we dismiss the evils of yesterday and choose the good?
Presently, the future looks dark. Although dim, I still see light.
May God enable us to go forward with the 'the good that is NOW'.