Yet [*/+/^] : 27.225 MHz, Some Final Measures; Of Five Young Martyrs, Slain At Yekaterinburg, July 17, 1918 [XLIX]

To the four sisters, and to their younger brother,

I apologize.  Too much preoccupied

with a coming medical procedure, I

failed to acknowledge your martyrdoms---murdered

by Bolshevik thugs:


to satisfy the demands for vengeance voiced

by the Partiya Lenina, ventriloquized---

then and since---by the stiff on display in the

mausoleum in Red Square.  And to the dour

horse-faced Bolshevik,


Krupskaya (who, too ugly to be even

a successful alley whore became, instead,

a revolutionary and Commisar

of education), did you---even just once---

regret these murders?


And you, Lenin, bulbous-headed, failed lawyer:

did the blood of these, and the multitudes of

Orthodox Christians murdered on your orders,

satisfy your lust to avenge the death of

your elder brother?


Starward

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Author's Notes/Comments: 

In the final stanza, I present again my belief (as an admittedly amateur historian) that Lenin's primary motive for adopting Marxism was not altruistic but was to find a tool that would assist him to achieve his supreme desire of avenging the death of his elder brother (executed for attempting to assassinate the Czar, Alexander III.

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