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Writer. Journalist. Witness. | I process the unbearable by writing it down | From Ohio, watching Minnesota freeze while democracy burns | When they ask what I did to resist, I'll show them this | Daily haiku | #ResistanceHaiku #Resistance
January twenty-seven
To witness Minnesota
Pen writes resistance
Today, the 81st anniversary of Auschwitz's liberation, on International Holocaust Remembrance Day, when the last survivors are asking us to "become my witness," I answer yes. Past shadows prowl in Minnesota.
#ResistanceHaiku
#Minnesota
To witness Minnesota
Pen writes resistance
Today, the 81st anniversary of Auschwitz's liberation, on International Holocaust Remembrance Day, when the last survivors are asking us to "become my witness," I answer yes. Past shadows prowl in Minnesota.
#ResistanceHaiku
#Minnesota
January 27, 2026 at 7:47 PM
January twenty-seven
To witness Minnesota
Pen writes resistance
Today, the 81st anniversary of Auschwitz's liberation, on International Holocaust Remembrance Day, when the last survivors are asking us to "become my witness," I answer yes. Past shadows prowl in Minnesota.
#ResistanceHaiku
#Minnesota
To witness Minnesota
Pen writes resistance
Today, the 81st anniversary of Auschwitz's liberation, on International Holocaust Remembrance Day, when the last survivors are asking us to "become my witness," I answer yes. Past shadows prowl in Minnesota.
#ResistanceHaiku
#Minnesota
Reposted by @resistancepoetry
Today we remember the Holocaust, not as distant history, but as a warning.
It was made possible by propaganda, scapegoating, and the acceptance of injustice. By institutions not resisting.
We must remain vigilant — especially when familiar patterns begin to reappear.
Never again. Hold the Line.
It was made possible by propaganda, scapegoating, and the acceptance of injustice. By institutions not resisting.
We must remain vigilant — especially when familiar patterns begin to reappear.
Never again. Hold the Line.
January 27, 2026 at 5:38 PM
Today we remember the Holocaust, not as distant history, but as a warning.
It was made possible by propaganda, scapegoating, and the acceptance of injustice. By institutions not resisting.
We must remain vigilant — especially when familiar patterns begin to reappear.
Never again. Hold the Line.
It was made possible by propaganda, scapegoating, and the acceptance of injustice. By institutions not resisting.
We must remain vigilant — especially when familiar patterns begin to reappear.
Never again. Hold the Line.
Reposted by @resistancepoetry
Today is the 81st anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz Holocaust Remembrance Day. One of the great honors of my life was bearing witness to the stories of the survivors.
January 27, 2026 at 5:55 PM
Today is the 81st anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz Holocaust Remembrance Day. One of the great honors of my life was bearing witness to the stories of the survivors.