I keep saying I’m not going to another
holocaust movie. But then I do.
The latest one set in Augsburg,
1958, when twenty-something Germans
thought Auschwitz was nothing more
than a POW camp and their teachers,
their fathers & their uncles had been,
at worst, good Germans, who didn’t ask
“Wanna see some dirty pictures?”
then showed you photos of
Dr. Mengele’s experiments on twins.
Published in Open Arts Forum on .
I've lived in Tucson since 1953 and retired in 2008 from teaching writing at Pima Community College.
My poems have appeared in journals like [iCarolina Quarterly, Barrow Street, RATTLE, and [iNew Poets of the American West. Free Hugs, my 13th poetry collection, was just published by Coyote Arts (Albuquerque). To order or for more information about my poetry, visit
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