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Buna
Wounded feet and cursed earth, The line long in the gray mornings. Buna's thousand chimneys smoke, A day like every other day awaits us. The sirens are terrific in the dawn: ‘You, multitude with wasted faces, Another day of suffering begins On the monotonous horror of the mud.' I see you in my heart, exhausted comrade; Suffering comrade, I can read your eyes. In your breast you have cold hunger nothing The last courage has been broken in you. Gray companion, you were a strong man, A woman traveled next to you. Empty comrade who has no more name, A desert who has no more tears, So poor that you have no more pain, So exhausted you have no more fear, Spent man who was a strong man once: If we were to meet again Up in the sweet world under the sun, With what face would we confront each other?
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