What do you think of this peom. ( about a jew in concentration camp )?

It is an invocation, and and an urgent directive, for we who are not impaled to awaken from the comfostable pretence of sleep, for with each blind eye we turn and with every word of superiority we utter or we do not dimiss, someone pays with another welt to their soul and their morale. I think the writer to be young, and not a complete stranger to the inner darkened cold room, and thrusting the gift of this poem, that none shall become an inmate, nor another fellow-human deeply suffering, and dazed into submission.. This reminder is appreciated and whilst I won`t plagiarize it, I will copy it and will keep it, to remind me. And perhaps put it on my kitchen notice-board. This could also be posted in the `Poetry` section for more and necessary attention and more feedback. The writer might also get involved in the `Survivors` Poetry` group in London. See `Survivors Poetry, London`.They meet, and also they publish. My appreciation of this piece of work is 100% and editing may spoil its` gentle clarity.