Testimony poem
During the first night in Atachi I saw what human misery really means.....
Helpless little hands, That night I also saw how a person can go mad
Old people and young ones wrapped in rags
Mothers with dead children
The weather was miserable
But we passed inspection
Moved to a a former synagogue
that rumbled with people and with lice infection
During the first night in Atachi I saw what human misery really means.....
We paid twenty Romanian currency for a bucket of clean water
My mother traded a ring for a chicken
We started to ration food
Just potatoes, cornmeal, tea ans potato soup
During the first night in Atachi I saw what human misery really means
Helpless little hands, That night I also saw how a person can go mad
Old people and young ones wrapped in rags
Mothers with dead children
The weather was miserable
But we passed inspection
Moved to a a former synagogue
that rumbled with people and with lice infection
During the first night in Atachi I saw what human misery really means.....
We paid twenty Romanian currency for a bucket of clean water
My mother traded a ring for a chicken
We started to ration food
Just potatoes, cornmeal, tea ans potato soup
During the first night in Atachi I saw what human misery really means