The Green Machine

by | Mar 10, 2012 | Poetry | 0 comments

Soap, socks, lampshades;
Manufacturing through recycling.
Spectacles, clothes and shoes
Harvested from Europe’s Jews;
All turned into useful goods
For use in German neighbourhoods.
This was their final solution
To what they saw as their pollution.
But then tables all were turned,
Because as Europe’s Jews were burned
The allies won a victory
And the world was Nazi free
So it was said.
But that’s not true;
I fear I still know one or two.

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