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Day of the Holocaust
by Maria Cristina Azcona
Thursday, May 05, 2005
Rated "G" by the Author.
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DAY OF THE HOLOCAUST

I want my word to be the wind

where crying dead for millions

Could live in the wings of songs.

Although on time to time some bloody one

try to diffuse a thought

(that more than a thought is a violation

to the right of one or of millions,

their right to live without a lament)

that has left in the history, human inheritance

of swastikas and of desolation

that is indignant to whom professes decency

Gas that wounds our heart

will not be able to put our conscience to sleep

but for sure it will be peace in our songs

translation to French by

Maggie de Coster (France)

Je veux que ma parole soit vent

Ou cris de morts par millions

S'�ternisant dans les ailes des chansons.

M�me si de temps en temps

Quelque sanguinaire

Essaye de diffuser une pens�e

(une pens�e violant le droit de millions d'�tres

� accepter la vie sans un soupir)

qui a laiss� dans l'histoire

les traces d�solantes de la svastika (croix gamm�e),

Gaz qui blesse nos coeurs

ne pourra endormir notre conscience

mais �tre la paix dans nos chansons

"Jour de L'Holocauste"

par Maria Cristina Azcona

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Reviewed by Erin Kelly-Moen 5/6/2005

Poetry is the voice of Man, composed by thoughts from the minds of compassion, and justice, who are saddened they must sing the songs of the Murdered.

This Poet has spoken, the world should open their ears, and listen with their hearts.

Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen

Reviewed by Tinka Boukes 5/5/2005

Outstanding write Maria!!

Love Tinka

Reviewed by ... ... 5/5/2005

Beautiful, Maria.

Reviewed by Lori Moore 5/5/2005

Well done.

Reviewed by - - - - - TRASK 5/5/2005

Past Is Dead,i.e. Modern Day Holocaust Is 2000 + Children Disappear Each And Everyday In This USA Country --- What Is You Anybody Doing About it Besides Living In Past!? Conscience!?

Credit For Write!

TRASK

Reviewed by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado 5/5/2005

may we always remember, and may never another atrocity such as this happen EVER again! well done, maria!

(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in tx., karen lynn. :( >tears <