I
am visually analyzing a picture of a grey and white striped pillow that is
horribly crumpled and wrinkled. In my eyes, it has a very gloomy aura about it.
This crinkly pillow reminds me of the millions of men, women, and children who
had to endure “life” in concentration camps.
They
have done nothing wrong. The simple fact that they are of a different race or
religion prompts villainous, hateful groups to overtake them. The crazy, merciless
groups over-power the other human beings that they do not agree with, and force
them to live in prisons. Only these places are worse than prisons. You do not
get an adequate amount of food or water, and what you do get can hardly provide
enough nutrients to keep you alive.
The
sad pillow looks as if it has gone through many torturous nights. It absorbs
all of the emotions of the people who lay their heads down on its worn out,
faded fabric. The horrified souls’ tears have eternally soaked into the pillow,
immortalizing all of the sorrow that so many have had to undergo.
Haiku:
The birds stop singing
Our chains clatter on the ground
No more sleep for us
Yes. Such sorrow in those places. The injustice and cruelty of it all just overwhelms me. I can totally see the connection you've made with the image and your haiku is well-crafted and heartbreaking. Thanks, Ally.
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