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On an iron Cliff


Looking down from an iron cliff, some staring at the voids until voids gaze back.
For people who jump off the iron cliff, would you say they fly under dismay, acting as misery’s piolet?
Looking up from an iron cliff, some pray to the sky in waiting of heaven’s shine.
For people who jump off the iron cliff, would you say they reach for the floating dream, fabricate hope’s glance?
Looking onto the iron cliff, where a statue of men stands. 
The wind of history blows through, the iron cliff stands forever.



About the blog


This blog contains a collection of fictions from the Second World War time. Stories were selected base on the locationp, wide across the globe to bring diversity and perspective into the topic. This book list is select for young adult/adult in particular for the purpose to bring  audience into history reading. A number of children’s book. Animated film waere included, to give the audience an easy start into the topic. The majority of book in this list orientates through a child or female narrator, or having a family setting, these also serves as stepping stone towards easy read for audience not familiar with this genre.

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