In All Those Years
A Germany poem.
Tip: So how I made this poem- I actually sung it off the top of my head. Singing it makes it flow better, since it was originally a song.
Warning: This has several mentioning to Nazis and Jews. Read at your own risk.
I remember all the faces,
Of the people condemned to die.
They looked so sad and broken,
Because they would not survive.
I never even gave them,
A second thought.
I just killed each one of them,
For everything they fought.
I can't tell you how many people,
I condemned to die.
I know that I want to say,
All of it was a lie.
I want to escape this past I made,
Because it was so bad.
But I know that will never happen,
That's what makes me mad,
At the person that was me,
Back when the Jews were free,
I just hate what I became in all those years.
It wasn't fair to me,
It wasn't fair to them,
That I condemned them to die,
Just for their own sins.
I acted like it was the right thing,
But I knew it wasn't true.
I knew what I was doing when,
I executed those Jews.
I couldn't help them,
So I continued the play.
Condemning all their souls,
For Hitler and his gang.
I was a Nazi,
I killed all those Jews,
I didn't give a care,
Until my people dwindled to a few.
I get so angry at the thought.
It makes me so sad.
At the memory of those people,
I become increasingly mad,
At the person that was me,
Back when the Jews were free.
I just hate what I became in all those years.
If I could take back one thing,
I surely would.
I would take back that I tried to kill,
All those Jews.
I never meant to,
Do that to people.
Now I am surely viewed.
As only evil.
I want to redeem,
The soul that was surely lost,
In this battle,
That I had fought.
I'm still angry with the person that was me,
Back when the Jews were free.
I can't forget what I became in all those years.
-Soul Spirit-