I confess, it didn't get me. The second stanza's exclamation mark looked like a plea for comedy. The rest looked... fairly designed to provoke a specific reaction, to be honest.

I'm reminded of Shylock's speech from the Merchant Of Venice, which would be appropriate, actually. [/random Shakespeare reference]

This is haunting, eloquent. You grow up listening to stories of the Holocaust every year... the names of the camps are fixed in your memory, and the number 'six million,' but it's different like that, less tangible.

There's just something eerie about this. Definitely submit it to something.

-Lycaenion, who has now started rambling too much for her own good