A Moment Unto Execution — Lunatic’s Poems’
“I am that penetrating girl to the Rapture’s system; I am, Sophie Magdalena Scholl”

I am that penetrating girl to the Rapture’s system; I being that mode of expression: I am, Sophie Magdalena Scholl.
Now — just now, the Council has forfeited my Head; Divorcing it from my then-to-be slumped Bode; And the Neck then to remain open red — gushing like a Candian McIntosh.
Open and raw, I let their State reel, Yet to what affords?
They have not been slewed by our oft-had arms By pen or march; Nor by their failing Panzers upon the Russian fields.
Yet to what affords? I remain envious to know — sadly, I cannot now.
It is no surprise I suppose, for one to clamber against the ladders Of a state most foil; wherein all rungs have been knocked ever so slightly By Himmler and all his perverts — and not be forfeited. I say with an act of subterfuge, for I am to die today.
Babes part now, as I, their Sister, to be their married chance.
Ever so slightly I snigger at the excuse they gave as orders over The death of the Iron-hearted Man’s execution.
It shall wear itself to be now; A death I have accepted… A beaming realm of over-confidence May allot itself once my passing has come to be By our Almighty, I have become to be — Or: I Became to have Been.
They have ended that Happy Life; whilst it was strumming to be. I ended my own happy game by gaining against that ill state.
So I to be; I know, I know. That peaceful reign now, without mother; before father. A God’s spear into Munich now; Pity I suppose. Toiling the bells, for you and for me now.
Caress that memory for me; Father, and you Fritz. In my heart, I remain that tact against their shields; Ever to be, I care for that memory to remain. I go now, my heart flounders not at the thought, Yet my fear and concern belong all to you now, My dear kin. My family. My Fritz.
Afterword:
Might I ask the reader to spare a fleeting moment in the memory and hope they afford to anyone under such utter oppression? Let them not be forgotten, not utterly; peruse them in your local bookstore or on your electronic mart for books concerning them, in fact, I have one piece to recommend: The Letters and Diaries of Sophie and Hans, curated in this piece: At the Heart of the White Rose — Edited by Inge Jens
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