poem “each of you carry one body each”, a poem about WWII and how jhews were taught how to move corpses of dead Jews to a fire pit quickly, By Chicago Poet Janet Kuypers

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each of you carry
one body each
Janet Kuypers
Started 4/18/15
four of us
would carry
one of the
dead bodies
to bring it
to the fire pit
the guards
saw this,
stopped us
“no no no,
each of you
carry one
body each”
then they
showed us
how to
do it
you see,
you take
a stick
put it
under
their neck
and drag them
behind you
like
they were
a rag
or
a piece
of garbage
this is
what they
taught us

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See YouTube video of Janet Kuypers’ poetry feature “Rap Sheet” (Cfs) live at the Cafe Cabaret at Cafe Ballou in Chicago 6/19/15, with the poems each of you carry one body each, uncuffed and printed, Entering Courtroom 101, Vent, and only option is fighting.

See YouTube video of Janet Kuypers’ poetry feature “Rap Sheet” (Cps) live at the Cafe Cabaret at Cafe Ballou in Chicago 6/19/15, with the poems each of you carry one body each, uncuffed and printed, Entering Courtroom 101, Vent, and only option is fighting.

Download these poems in the free chapbook
“Rap Sheet”, w/ poems performed
live 6/19/15 at Cafe Ballou, in the Cafe Cabaret (Chicago)

Download these poems in the free chapbook
“Rap Sheet” Expanded Report,

with long versions of poems (and a bonus poem) in her “Rap Sheet” show 6/19/15 at Cafe Ballou, in the Cafe Cabaret (Chicago)

my hand to an anim of jkchair