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The old man who worked at the grocery store, Stopped talking to me. He said I wasn't like him and I never would be. The lady who shopped at my dad's store, stopped coming. She said she was afraid of Who she was becoming. Dad and I agreed, Blind obedience was to be. People doing as they're told. Afraid to act brazen and bold. Speaking up or acting out, was something people didn't do, simply a sense of doubt. But at what point do we stop following, lead our own? To do what's right, Even it if it means to Stand alone. Father said the war would soon end, But days went by, and it would only extend. All of the farmers, grocers, and school teachers, Continued on their day, Ignoring the torture, put on display. Father went to the right and I went to the left. Tears fell, But he wished me the best.
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May 7, 2015
May 7, 2015 at 9:58 AM UTC
Blind Obedience (Holocaust Related)
The old man who worked at the grocery store, Stopped talking to me. He said I wasn't like him and I never would be. The lady who shopped at my dad's store, stopped coming. She said she was afraid of Who she was becoming. Dad and I agreed, Blind obedience was to be. People doing as they're told. Afraid to act brazen and bold. Speaking up or acting out, was something people didn't do, simply a sense of doubt. But at what point do we stop following, lead our own? To do what's right, Even it if it means to Stand alone. Father said the war would soon end, But days went by, and it would only extend. All of the farmers, grocers, and school teachers, Continued on their day, Ignoring the torture, put on display. Father went to the right and I went to the left. Tears fell, But he wished me the best.
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May 7, 2015
May 7, 2015 at 9:58 AM UTC
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