DACHAU SUMMER 1995

by | Feb 4, 2008 | Poetry | 0 comments

Fifty years on
The smell of death
Still lingers in the autumn air
Tourists look, chat, and take photographs
And pass by without a care.

They look at me
This Scottish Jew
Yarmulke perched on head
I shake, they see me cry
As I say Kaddish
For the Dead.

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