> Does mixing your mundane life with confronting genocide give the appropriate respect to such a weighty topic? That's why I like this poem. In its stream-of-c

> Does mixing your mundane life with confronting genocide give the appropriate respect to such a weighty topic? That's why I like this poem. In its stream-of-consciousness way, it points out that we are unable to give that topic the respect it deserves because we don't have the luxury of escaping all of the other mundanities of our life.