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HOLOCAUST HORRORS/ NOT MY HOME


Streets filled with lots of men

Watching them go ten by ten

Where are they going

What should I do

I shall follow them into a new

Into the woods that I go 

This is surely not my home

Blue and white stripes are all I see

All those eyes looking at me 

 

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Jan Wienen
<p>Thank you ...</p>

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