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What Do We Call You?


Who thought that ridiculous thought? Then made a decision, With a poisoned mind, To use you. You destroyed families, Broke nations, Then they poisoned the mind of the youth, With you. They created fear, Caused confusion, And conjured up a ridiculous reason to use you. What they called you then? I don’t know. But, now we call you genocide.
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