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Product of a Diseased Mind

We cannot indefitnitly avoid depressing subject matter particularly if it's true

        Deranged minds turned to genocide

                                While the rest of the world remained silent

                                                    Force the confrontation

Lean
                                     Taunt 
 sparse in style 

                                Employ no tricks

Provide no escape

                        Accept responsibility the past

Still so many who feed on the wish

On the anti semitisim that lurks near the surface of the lives of even cultured people

                                       Committing the greatest indignity humans can inflict

Making people believe their pain and torture was an illusion

                In that valley death took on substance

                Those that survived turned into substance

                                        Honor the dead                Warn the living

Better one heart be broken a thousand times in retelling the story

If it means a thousand hearts not be broken at all
 
                              Their presence casts a shadow from within which we can see

In the dimmest outline 
                                   The reality they saw 
touched and tasted directly

The ongoing devastation has only begun

                       The devastation that will never end

Devastation imposed by memories that makes the line between life and death very thin

How can one discern the vestiges of life being breathed into a corpse

                                     We must seek relief from this horror

Let’s hope with this generation we will recapture 
enough reality that it will never be repeated again

Copyright © Brandy Megens

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