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"THE NIGHTMARE" a poem from Tifarah Williams, USA

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Poet:

Tifarah Williams, USA

   
Results: All Round 1 Poem Reviews are completed.
   
Categories:

Holocaust Poems & War Poetry

   

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 Poem:

THE NIGHTMARE

 

Stop it, stop it,
I can't take it.
Who would do this,
Someone should seek justice.

The horro, the pain,
It is driving me insane.
The cruelty, the shame,
Who can we blame.

The women, the men,
Why would you do this to them.
The Nazis, the War,
How could they be so cruel.

I sit here to wipe my eyes,
What is this buring feeling inside.
The screen goes black the movies end,
I wake up sitting on my bed.

 
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Katherine BrowneI really liked your poem, it brought back memories of the storie my grandfather told me. Also it makes me wonder if my Brother has nightmares about the war going on now?Ireland6/3/2009 9:01:51 PM
SaraI liked it.US4/13/2009 1:58:35 PM
LuciaTo ponder it's meaning is beyond me, but what I did understand make me say: It's beautiful and it transmits a lot.United States3/31/2009 6:43:59 PM
ROBERT LeRoy BIllsIt was touching and absolutely breathtaking. I stayed up all nite pondering the meaning of this poem. It was so relative to the war that I showed my grandfather. He passed out and died. ThanksAfghanistan5/20/2008 2:07:38 PM
ROBERT LeRoy BIllsIt was touching and absolutely breathtaking. I stayed up all nite pondering the meaning of this poem. It was so damned apropos and realistic to the war that I showed my grandfather. He passed out and died. ThanksAfghanistan5/20/2008 2:07:06 PM
AshleyThis Poem Was Nice.USA5/19/2008 10:49:02 AM
626poem was goodUSA5/11/2008 6:22:11 PM
626it was an ok poemUSA5/11/2008 6:21:35 PM
8732diz iz sum real poetry, i found diz rigt here helpful poem,....keep em kuminUnited States5/9/2008 2:53:55 PM
   

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