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A Night Out by Dannie Abse
No More Mozart by Dannie Abse
The Survivor by Alfred Alvarez
All The Generations Before Me by Yehuda Amichai
Anonymous Recollection by Robert Anbian
Deathfugue by Paul Antschel
Pinochle Day by Frieda Arkin
Auschwitz, August 1988: 1 by Linda Ashear
Auschwitz, August 1988: 2 by Linda Ashear
Auschwitz, August 1988: 3 by Linda Ashear
Auschwitz, August 1988: 4 by Linda Ashear
Auschwitz, August 1988: 5 by Linda Ashear
Auschwitz, August 1988: 6 by Linda Ashear
Kristallnacht, 1991 by Crystal V. Bacon
Collectible by Anna Bart
The Shower by Jill Bart
Traveling To The Capitals by Walter Bauer
Two Poems by Walter Bauer
Remembrance by Bruce Bennett
Dachau '44 by Judith Berke
The Tattoo by Judith Berke
Inscribed by Lisa Bernstein
Warsaw Ghetto by Harold Black
Letter To Dina by John Bradley
To Make Sacred by Reeve Robert Brenner
After The War by Lily Brett
Another Selection by Lily Brett
The Cake by Lily Brett
Children 2 by Lily Brett
Displaced by Lily Brett
The First Job by Lily Brett
I Have Never Known by Lily Brett
The Immigration Man by Lily Brett
Invisible by Lily Brett
The Last Day by Lily Brett
Overload by Lily Brett
Poland by Lily Brett
Possessions Of The Rich by Lily Brett
Renya's Baby by Lily Brett
Selection by Lily Brett
The Sonderkommando by Lily Brett
To The Left by Lily Brett
The Toilet by Lily Brett
Where Were You by Lily Brett
See, Nadia! by Paulette M. Callen
To Gisi Fleischmann by Joan Campion
Learning The Part Of Otto Frank In The Diary Of Anne Frank by Mark Lawson Cannaday
To Rosa Cavalieri, Who Was Taken To The Camps by Grace Cavalieri
Folk Art by Judith Chalmer
Personal To Kaplan by Judith Chalmer
The Synagogue Of Florence by Lena London Charney
Kol Nidre by Elayne Goldman Clift
Female Jewish History: Aunt Anka by Jean Colonomos
Female Jewish History: Aunt Tanya by Jean Colonomos
Grandmother Lost by Esther Crystal
A Letter To Hans Puvogel by Paul Cummins
Overlooking Jena by Paul Cummins
This Broken Silence by Bruce J. Curley
The Gardens by David Curzon
Psalm 1 by David Curzon
The Sky Was Not A Friendly Place by Patricia D'alessandro
'an Die Musik' (schubert) by Ruth Daigon
The Victims Of The Victims by Peter Daniel
Goethe's Tree by Annie Dawid
Stateless Person by Annie Dawid
Taking The Holocaust To Bed by Annie Dawid
Children's Dreams At Theresienstadt by Margaret Delguerico
Inspection by Deborah Denicola
Where We Are by Peter Desy
The History Of Night by Dina Elenbogen
Kristallnacht by Sue Saniel Elkind
The Photograph by Mary Engel
Buchenwald: 1 by Samuel Exler
Buchenwald: 2 by Samuel Exler
Buchenwald: 3 by Samuel Exler
Buchenwald: 4 by Samuel Exler
Buchenwald: 5 by Samuel Exler
Perhaps A Friend Of Anne Frank's by Samuel Exler
Cinema 3 by Christopher Fahy
The Children by Charles Fishman
The Death Mazurka by Charles Fishman
For Janusz Korczak by Charles Fishman
How Can They Say It Never Happened? by Joan Fondell
Seriatim by Robert A. Frauenglas
Pinball Wizards by Mike Frenkel
Train To Munich by Debbie Dina Friedman
33 Union Square West by David Gershator
Twilight Of The World by Jacob Glatstein
Hearing Him Talk by Barbara Goldberg
Survivor by Barbara Goldberg
Outcast by Bina Goldfield
Sealed by Bina Goldfield
Rehearsal At Terezin by Darcy Gottlieb
This Week by Roberta Gould
Last Rites For Bert Brecht by Mimi Grossberg
Herringbone Overcoat by Jacob Gusewelle
What Is Required by Jacob Gusewelle
The Book Of Lamentations by Leo Haber
The Holocaust Museum In Washington by Leo Haber
Being Seemingly Unscathed by Israel Halpern
Between The Lines by Michael Hamburger
In A Cold Season: 1 by Michael Hamburger
'more Light! More Light!' by Anthony Hecht
Jankel by Andre Heller
A Jew's Love For Language by Chaia Zblocki Heller
Roots by Helene Hoffman
The Chosen by Jean Hollander
Isolde, Dead In Vichy France by Jean Hollander
Home Movie Of Poland by Colette Inez
Because No One Said No! by Roseline Intrater
Art And Politics by Barry Ivker
Bone Songs by Barry Ivker
Buddha And Me by Barry Ivker
Judische Friedhof: Kaiserslautern by Emily Carolyn Joyce
Songs Of Songs by Iakovos Kambanelis
The Shower by Tsipi Edith Keller
Yahrzeit by Miriam Kessler
After Visiting Dachau by Rita Kiefer
Ilse's Poem by Rita Kiefer
Hidden by Anne Kind
Role Reversal by Anne Kind
Kristallnacht '88 by Marta Knobloch
Criminal Sonnet: 38 by Phyllis Koestenbaum
Bronze Drama by Yala Korwin
Feeding Stray Cats by Yala Korwin
Song Is A Monument by Yala Korwin
Daily Stones by Shel Krakofsky
Danger: No Explosives by Shel Krakofsky
In A Bicycle Repair Shop by Shel Krakofsky
My Mother's Prayer Book by Shel Krakofsky
Trapped In Mea Shearim by Shel Krakofsky
Yom Hashoah, Never Again by Shel Krakofsky
Friends by Lotte Kramer
Fugue by Lotte Kramer
A New Subject by Lotte Kramer
The Non-emigrant (my Father In Nazi Germany) by Lotte Kramer
On Shutting The Door by Lotte Kramer
Two Boys 1940-44 by Lotte Kramer
Neither Nor by Georg Kreisler
The Class Of '38 by Herbert Kuhner
Love Of Austria by Herbert Kuhner
Family Tree by Alvin M. Laster
Daughter, A Gift Of Red Shoes by Kendall Lecompte
For Mirjam Lenka by Barbara F. Lefcowitz
Springtime Near Munich: 1 by Merrill Leffler
Springtime Near Munich: 2 by Merrill Leffler
Ezekiel In The Valley by Cornel Adam Lengyel
A Shade From Auschwitz by Cornel Adam Lengyel
A Transport Of Children by Cornel Adam Lengyel
A Jewish Baby In The Warsaw Ghetto, 1941 by Leatrice H. Lifshitz
Rebecca by Toby Lorber
Traveling To Der Bad by Arlene Maass
Zalman by Seymour Mayne
Dachau by Joan Mcginnis
The March Of The Orphans -- August 5, 1942 by Richard Michelson
1945 by Bernard S. Mikofsky
Cambodian Holocaust by Bernard S. Mikofsky
The Fifties by E. Ethelbert Miller
Raoul Wallenberg Slept Well Last Night: 1 by Jim Ignatius Mills
Raoul Wallenberg Slept Well Last Night: 2 by Jim Ignatius Mills
Raoul Wallenberg Slept Well Last Night: 3 by Jim Ignatius Mills
Raoul Wallenberg Slept Well Last Night: 4 by Jim Ignatius Mills
Raoul Wallenberg Slept Well Last Night: 5 by Jim Ignatius Mills
Dedication by Czeslaw Milosz
Mystery My History by Victor Mingovits
Lettuce For Anne Frank by Janice Townley Moore
Oma's Opera Fan by Rochelle Shapiro Natt
At Babi Yar by Jo Nelson
A New Command by Jo Nelson
Celia Dances by Stanley Nelson
Somnnets: 25 by Richard Newman
Somnnets: 29 by Richard Newman
Somnnets: 30 by Richard Newman
Somnnets: 33 by Richard Newman
An Old Story by B. Z. Niditch
Poem Beginning With A Line By Fitzgerald/hemingway by Alicia Suskin Ostriker
A Message From The Past For The Present by Christina V. Pacosz
On The Propensity Of The Human Species To Repeat Error by Christina V. Pacosz
Draft Of A Reparations Agreement by Dan Pagis
Testimony by Dan Pagis
Written In Pencil In The Sealed Railway-car by Dan Pagis
It Is Raining On The House Of Anne Frank by Linda Pastan
Response by Linda Pastan
Auschwitz: Like Butterflies by Mark Pawlak
Die Verarbeitung, Processing by Mark Pawlak
At Birkenau by T. W. Perkins
Treblinka, 1944 by T. W. Perkins
God Teaches Us How To Forgive, But We Forget by Louis Phillips
Perhaps You Wish To Learn Another Language by Louis Phillips
The Unseen by Robert Pinsky
Ash Wednesday by Karl Plant
Malediction by Karl Plant
October Flowers In Prague by Rodney Pybus
Again by Tamar Radzyner
Abuse by Dahlia Ravikovitch
Martyr; In Memory Of Etty Hillesum by Elizabeth Rees
Survivor by Elizabeth Rees
Photo, Krakow 1939 by Donna Reis
Recognition, On My Child's Face by Betty Renshaw
Household Rules. Farwell Avenue, Chicago, 1946 by Lisa Ress
One More Holocaust Poem by Elliot Richman
The Shop by Elliot Richman
The German Officer Writes A Letter by Elisavietta Ritchie
In Der Nacht (in The Night) by Curtis Robbins
Biography by Stella Rotenberg
The Beginning Of The Lies by Diana K. Rubin
A Ballad For Tourists by Larry Rubin
Memorial Day: The Viet Nam Memorial by Cynthia Pinkus Russell
Even The Old Men's Last Breath by Nelly Leonie Sachs
O The Chimneys by Nelly Leonie Sachs
After Poetry by Jane Schapiro
I Mourn My Death by Pauline K. Schmookler
Kaddish For Feliz Nussbaum (1904-1944): 1 by Willa Schneberg
Kaddish For Feliz Nussbaum (1904-1944): 2 by Willa Schneberg
Kaddish For Feliz Nussbaum (1904-1944): 3 by Willa Schneberg
Free From Shame by Neil C. Scott
Erika Von Brockdorff by Gary Sea
Ottilie Pohl by Gary Sea
Ursula Goetze by Gary Sea
The Children's Museum At The Holocaust Memorial, Jerusalem by Joanne Seltzer
Ronald Reagan In Germany: 1: Response From Bergen-belsen by Joanne Seltzer
Ronald Reagan In Germany: 2: Response From Bitburg by Joanne Seltzer
Arbeit Macht Frei by Reva Sharon
In The Absence Of Yellow by Reva Sharon
Shoshana by Reva Sharon
Unanswerable Questions, Terezin by Reva Sharon
The Distance Between Two Thorns by Enid Shomer
The Document Room At Nuremberg by Enid Shomer
Remembering by Enid Shomer
Forging Links by Joan Seliger Sidney
Waiting To Go Home by Bill Siegel
Dachau 1968 by Joan I. Siegel
The Man With The Monocle by Layle Silbert
Trying To Hide Treblinka by Jon Silkin
Lithuania: 1 by Myra Sklarew
Lithuania: 3 by Myra Sklarew
Lithuania: 6 by Myra Sklarew
Vigil In The Darkness: 1 by Dean Smith
Vigil In The Darkness: 2 by Dean Smith
Vigil In The Darkness: 3 by Dean Smith
There Are Times You Must Wonder by Joel R. Solonche
Doubling by Lester Speiser
Motele The Incongruous by Lester Speiser
In The Kibbutz Laundry by Elaine Starkman
I'm Chugging Into France by Julia Stein
Martyrs Of Israel by Bradley R. Strahan
The Last Letter by Charles Streckfus
Hate Shall Not Impale Me by Marguerite M. Striar
Like A Flash Of A Bird's Wing by Marguerite M. Striar
Rage Before Pardon: An Interview With Elie Wiesel by Marguerite M. Striar
These Ultimate Survivors by Marguerite M. Striar
Burnt Pearls by Abraham (avrom) Sutzkever
Faces In Swamps: 1 by Abraham (avrom) Sutzkever
Faces In Swamps: 2 by Abraham (avrom) Sutzkever
For A Comrade by Abraham (avrom) Sutzkever
I Am Lying In This Coffin by Abraham (avrom) Sutzkever
I Feel Like Saying A Prayer by Abraham (avrom) Sutzkever
On The Subject Of Roses by Abraham (avrom) Sutzkever
To The Thin Vein In My Head by Abraham (avrom) Sutzkever
A Voice From The Heart by Abraham (avrom) Sutzkever
Berlin: Savoy Hotel by Herman Taube
Insects Won The Battle by Herman Taube
Letter To A Poet by Herman Taube
The Daughter Of Survivors by Hilary Tham
Our Holocaust Dead by Hilary Tham
Choni, The Circle Man by Asher Torren
El Tango Fabuloso by Asher Torren
Last Train To Auschwitz by Lois Van Houten
Walls by Willy Verkauf-verlon
My Jewish Husband by Sandra Collier Verny
Where Jackals Run And Vultures Fly by Thomas R. Verny
Adam by Evgeni Vinokurov
Born In Safety, 1941: A Broken Villanelle by Davi Walders
Heading East by Davi Walders
Hello by Mitchell Waldman
Gypsy Soup by Morrie Warshawski
In Memory Of Smoke by Michael Waters
Yellow Stars by Michael Waters
The Death Of The Partisan Girl: Russia by Tom Wayman
Circus by Vera Weislitz
Sweet Sixteen by Vera Weislitz
Poland by Daniel Weissbort
Anne Frank by John Foster West
Gas Ovens by Joanna M. Weston
The Suitcase by Evelyn Wexler
Tourist At Dachau by Evelyn Wexler
Portraits Of The Shadows In The Flames by Leslie What
Badge by Michele Wolf
-- Table of Poems from Poem Finder® --This text refers to the Hardcover edition.

More About the Author

› Visit Amazon's Mitchell Waldman Page

Mitchell Waldman is the author of the short story collection, PETTY OFFENSES AND CRIMES OF THE HEART (Wind Publications, August 15, 2011), as well as the novel, A FACE IN THE MOON (Writers Club Press, 2000).

His stories, poetry, and essays have appeared in numerous publications, including The Fringe Magazine, Waterhouse Review, Eunonia Review, Troubadour 21, The Big Stupid Review, Blue Ships Magazine, The Greensilk Journal, Down in the Dirt, The Piker Press, trans lit mag, The Houston Review, down in the dirt, Milk Sugar, Midwest Literary Magazine, New Aesthetic, The Legendary, Litsnack, The Fine Line, aesthetic, Connotation Press, Red Fez, Fiction Collective, Midwest Literary Magazine, Wind Magazine, Wilderness House Literary Review, worldwide hippies, Moronic Ox Literary and Cultural Review, Greatest Lakes Review, The Battered Suitcase, Eclectic Flash, eFiction Magazine, 63 Channels, Ink Monkey Magazine, Fiction Collective, Bracelet Charm Quarterly, Shorelines Literary Magazine, Girls With Insurance, First Literary Journal, Poetpourri, Wind Magazine, Mobius, The Hazmat Review, Five Fishes Journal, Poetry Motel, Poetalk, Poet's Page, Poetic Hours, The Poetry Peddler, The Poet's Haven, Poetry Forum, The Advocate, Desperate Act, Innisfree, the Parnassus Literary Journal, Verbal Expression, Bold Print, Woven Worlds, Long Story Short, 13th Story, Unknowns, Rochester Shorts, The Rochester Times-Union, and in the anthologies, BEYOND LAMENT: POETS OF THE WORLD BEARING WITNESS TO THE HOLOCAUST (Northwestern University Press, 1998), AMERICA REMEMBERED (Virgogray Press, 2010), and MESSAGES FROM THE UNIVERSE (iUniverse, 2002), and GREEN (MLM, 2010).

Waldman is also the Fiction Editor for Blue Lake Review (http://bluelakereview.weebly.com), was co-editor (with Diana L. May) of the book, WOUNDS OF WAR: POETS FOR PEACE (PublishAmerica, 2006), and is co-editor of the anthology, 2012 HIP POETRY, scheduled for publication in December 2011 by Wind Publications.

His book reviews have appeared at Scribes World and Midwest Book Review.

Waldman has also written numerous legal articles, such as "Expectation of Privacy in Internet Communications" (American Law Reports 5th), and "Computers and the Internet" (American Jurisprudence 2d).

Mitchell lives in Rochester, New York, with his partner, Diana May-Waldman, author of the poetry collection, A WOMAN'S SONG.

For more information on Mitchell and Diana's books and writings, see their web page at: http://mitchwaldman.homestead.com