Like Cain

I rage
For those whose bodies
Lay broken
Hollowed out by disease
By starvation
By hatred
Bodies bulldozed
into graves
Whose humanity
Was taken by those
Who sought for power
Not for the good of
Fellow people
I weep
to remember children
Dashed
Parents murdered
As their neighbors
Looked on
Feeling Ashamed,
perhaps
Feeling Justified,
perhaps
Forgetting they, Where
their brothers keepers
Recommitting to Cain's
Great sin in holocaust