Holocaust Prose Poetry Poems
These Holocaust Prose Poetry poems are examples of Prose Poetry poems about Holocaust. These are the best examples of Prose Poetry Holocaust poems written by international poets.
Abtract Gospel According To Author of God In South AfricaAlbert Nolan
"Abtract Gospel"
God in
"Picture" out
current problems
shoved aside
preach good
Feel good
do apartheid
II - Part 2
In his book, God in South Africa The Challenge of the Gospel," Albert...
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Categories:
africa, appreciation, immigration, international,
Watching Two Strangers MeetI silently watch
Two strangers fearfully meet
Neither smiling now
Everyone is an enemy
Whereas pre-pandemic we were all potential friends.
We could strike up conversations in line and...
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Categories:
america, angst,
Parker's PremiseFrom 1998, I was born while my existence was pronounced a fluke
Evil twin, though an age gap, I sat myself flat after physical abuse
I salute...
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Categories:
analogy, anxiety, confusion, holocaust,
Travelling Back In Time To Kill HitlerIch binn ein Berliner
I somehow went to Berlin in 1937
it was time travel I can't explain
I saw the date on a newspaper in the Alexanderplatz
After...
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Categories:
history, holocaust, science fiction,
Contest Poem: 1984 Or 20171984 or 2017 (For Contest)
I ran as far away as I could
It predicted we'd fail, that all would ...
We humans revolt against "ought" and "should."
Orwell...
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Categories:
allegory, christian, desire, holocaust,
Listening For FirestormsAlways respect this combination of fire and wind,
she tentatively said,
after having listened for healthy and pathological winds
regenerating and degenerating,
investing in and divesting of,
yeasty flames of...
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Categories:
absence, blessing, happiness, health,
Conflit Between Me and GodGod you created this beautiful world
but it seems it is incomplete
I have never met you but
I believe you exist since stars twinkle
Wind blows, sun rises...
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Categories:
god, spiritual,
Night of Broken Glassdedicated to the Victims of the Holocaust
Dark is the night
I hear your heartbeat
In the room there is no light
Fire in the night
I hear them marching
Your...
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Categories:
holocaust,
Of Daughters and Aborted LibertiesOf Daughters and Aborted Liberties…
My ravished womb drips
precious blood of incestuous rape;
the ghosts of my daughters scream
from shared graves
marked with vaginal blood
shed by sons drunk
on...
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Categories:
africa, allegory, analogy, bereavement,
I Survived Janjaweed Part 2Hordes of screams sounded out all around and masses of slashed bloody villagers staggered into our village. Grownups started running to finding stuff to...
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Categories:
bereavement, death, death of
HolodomorHolodomor
I am surrounded by death’s
unmerciful stench,
its sounds,
its unrelenting determination.
I cling to the nothingness
of hope,
feel the emptiness of
bloated belly,
the gnawing bite of hunger
cannibalizing itself.
My children...
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Categories:
holocaust,
ThemCast in stone and written in blood
Are the ideals of a lost nation?
Paving the returned ashes of the ancients
Their patience wore thin by the actions...
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Categories:
analogy, bible, conflict, confusion,
A Village FloodThunder storms raged forth in grandeur and the rain fell splashing in torrents,
The brook water levels rose and burst their banks flooding walk ways and...
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Categories:
holocaust,
Where I'M FromI am from my daddy's drunken heart, beating so fast as though flung from a
furious circle of women who are welcoming the men back...
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Categories:
black african american, family,