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Emma Elisabeth Wood
Poems
Mar 2016
Lebensborn Child
I belong to the State,
to these nurses who force milk soaked bread into my mouth
to these slaves who stuff trains
with beaten bodies, on to doctors who amputate without anaesthetic
to hard labour and hunger.
my blonde haired mother carried me
in her ayrian womb
Illegitimate.
some are kidnapped, blue eyes
running with tears as they
grab (carefully)
I am banging, bending, breaking
under the weight of their promise that
I am special
and I am proving my right to exist
to be spared
sterilisation, extermination ,
to not be a genetic undesirable
a gas chamber child
no, I am free
to sleep, to eat,
to breathe
allowed to live
because I am a
Lebensborn child
Written by
Emma Elisabeth Wood
F/UK
(F/UK)
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