A Poem by T.S. Curtis Did you know The Victorians ate mummies They crow Laughing in the absurdity of history they know and manage to remember But:  Did you know There are millions of children Who never went home And never will again Now I’m the gruesome one   Fun facts are great For lifting the mood Dropping tidbits of knowledge  But the more I hold the burden of history Inside me The harder it becomes to contain The horrors Stolen from families Faces disappearing into a coun

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