Stacy L. Politano, USA

Holocaust Poems & Not Categorized Poetry

A GIRL'S SILENT CRY.

There's a 10 year old girl,
in a forgotten place.
She's never seen a world,
so full of hate and disgrace.

She watched innocents die,
right before her eyes so pure.
No chance to say goodbye...
like a sudden illness with no cure.

She's alone. She's depressed.
Feeling lost in her own skin.
Pain like an unwelcomed guest.
Why did this all begin?

Here they come again;
Those endless vile tears.
There they go again;
All her hopes to fears.

She's now known as C-39874.
The burning feeling intense still.
She can't handle this anymore.
This pain that could kill.

Her fantasies still vivid in her head,
of the world so unknown.
Her faith not far from dead.
Her dreams are just her own.

She's searching up and down.
Her elbows cut and knees scraped.
Her eyes are know all around,
on the look for the hope that escaped.

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