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Through the Eyes of a Jew |
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Through the Eyes of a Jew |
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When I stepped
off the bus I saw no grins When I got to the camp I was full of questions I tried hard not to cry I knew I could be the next one to die I had no family anymore All because of that awful war There were people dying And children crying I prayed and prayed That I could somehow be saved I hated whoever did this for causing pain and frustration And for scaring the entire nation They wanted all Jews six feet under Which made me wonder Why would someone do this to us? Why make a big fuss Over us Jews But of course now that is old news I wish that I could have a normal life I wish that I could someday be someone’s wife While I think of this a tear rolls down my cheek Working all day has made me very weak During this war too much blood has been spilled And far too many innocent people have been killed Our food for the day is crust from some bread I think that I will soon be dead I’m so sad I’m actually very mad Because so many lives will be lost Many will die in the holocaust. |
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