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Iconic.
Poland
Though only here for a week
It felt like it could
Always be cold
Semi frozen
And with a permanent fog
Permeating the countryside
With the weight of
The unfathomable tragedy
With the weight of
All of the lost souls
And the trees who have
Seen it all
All of the suffering
All of the brutality
How do we ask them to share?
Birkenau
It was almost poetic
The way the sun hit the roofs
And the fog muted the
Pinks and blues and oranges
The way it seemed to go on
In endless amounts
Symbolizing the endless amounts
Of the lives that perished
The smashed barracks
Next to the full
With just the chimneys
Remaining
And the actual chimneys
Destroyed
The frozen grass
Under a smattering of snow
And the trees, the trees
Showing life still remains
In such a deadly place
In such a deathly place
And there we came and left
With someone whose life
The camp tried to claim
But we walked out signing
We walked out.
Singing.
We got to leave
As a symbol of the
Lives who left
With an unending strength
We left with some of that strength
If even a small fraction
To carry with us always
Auschwitz II
The fading sun
The fog, the expanse
The expanse of the space
The expanse of the meaning
The expanse of the weight
And the sadness
And the understanding
Of how much we do not
Understand
Rest in Pieces
A clearing of trees
A clearing away of souls
Here we take them back
Lodz Ghetto
Illusion, delusion
Inequality, and starvation
Walk into a ghetto.
Almost no one leaves alive
Lodz Cemetery
A marker, a marker, a marker
A marker
A name for a body
A space for a name
Row after row after row
After row
A Concentrated Forest
Months away from spring
The trees look like skinny skeletons
Against the grey sky
Both small and tall
They stand together
In crowded forests
With just a few plush pines
Standing guard at the edges
We Do Not Count
What is a number
When there is a name attached?
How could this happen?
Warsaw Ghetto II
What is a piece of bread?
What does it mean
When it is everything?
What do you do
When you are crying
Silently
And a child comes before you
And cries louder?
What does it mean
To sacrifice?
What does it mean
To put another before yourself
In the face of extreme adversity?
Warsaw Ghetto I
Crowded, crowded, crowded
Can’t move anywhere
But you can see out the window
So it’s okay, right?
Families stay together
But you can’t turn around
You’re boxed in
You’re walled in
You have hope
But it’s backing you
Into a corner
Concentration
Is it a song?
Of the weak, tired, and hungry?
Is that something you can sing?
Is it something that you feel instead?
When the hours you’ve slept
Are never enough
And the food you receive
Is never enough
And the body you live with
No longer functions
As you want it to
It is a song
Of the strong
Of those who had nothing
To an untrained eye
But pushed through
With everything left
With anything left
It is something we can sing and feel
Warsaw Cemetery
Hundreds of headstones
Covered in moss
None of them standing straight
All of them distressed
And showing their woes
In what they stand for
Some hold more symbolism
Than others
But all are powerful
In their own right
And two areas of empty space
Containing so much more
Beneath it
Than one can imagine
Because one doesn’t want to
Imagine
Even through the cold
And the spattering of snow
Little sprouts are fighting
For their lives, here and there
Showing there is life
Through hardship
There is life through despair
The body may be gone
But the soul will push through
And get the recognition it deserves
We Flew Right By the Sun
And suddenlyÂ
Almost all at once
It became morning
Mostly because
We flew right by
The sun
Well, that’s how it seemed
The dark cabin
Was illuminated enough
That I opened my eyes
With a start
It is fascinating
To experience
Such an early hour
In the sky
Where there is little
To detract
From the endless sky
And the colors that are created
41000 ft
At 41000 ftÂ
And with slightly impaired eyesight
Even then I could see
The sky in colors I’ve never experienced
We are flying east
Toward my homeland
One of them, anyway
To my left
The little windows in a row
Show the most beautiful ombre
From a dark purple
That quickly fades intoÂ
A vivid pink
Right at the edge
When I turn my head
To see the view on the other side
The ovals show a solid blue
A bright colorÂ
That I can only grasp to name
Turquoise? Robin’s Egg?
It looks deliciousÂ
Like a drink of water
On a hot day
And it amazes me
The contrast from one side
To the other
Especially noting how little
I can see
One can only imagine
What the rest of the sky
Might look like
What other colors
That may be missedÂ
If not at 41000 ft
You live in this
I don’t know what it is about you
That makes me want to write you down
And immortalize you in words
But here you are
In digital black and white