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Introspection Jewish Poems

These Introspection Jewish poems are examples of Jewish poems about Introspection. These are the best examples of Jewish Introspection poems written by international poets.


Not Quite English
Where are you really from?

An all-too familiar question,

One which I quite detest.


Often looking for simple answer,

This I cannot give, too awkward to tell the truth,

I...

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Categories: jewish, england, holocaust, how i



There For Me
Looking back, one thing comes clean-glass clear
you were always there for me subduing every fear.

I tried to do my duty, be a husband strong and...

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Categories: jewish, 12th grade, character, hope,

Premium Member My Love My Life My Death
Long ago
I died

I wished only 
To suckle from your breast

I dreamed only to hold you
As you would embrace me to rest

I dreamed that love
Would set...

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Categories: bereavement, death, introspection, jewish,

Premium Member Son of David
Oh Joseph, thou son of David
where is the trumpet sound
your mission to proclaim
Where may the words be found

You, like David, are God's servant
freed to serve...

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© Cona Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: jewish, child, christmas, inspirational, introspection,

Dozakh Aur Sharab
Dozakh aur Sharab.........


Tere laboan ka rang mile ga gulaab mein
Teri nigah e naaz ka  nasha sharaab mein  

Mil jaye gar woh aik baar...

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Categories: jewish, allah, angst, god, imagery,



The Dam
I spent too long in the sand-
the day has ran,

I am a dam,

the waters run cold,

and that is bad,

turn around and grab-

because the air of...

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Categories: jewish, age, analogy, happiness, home,

Jewish Rhythmic Elemental Summoning Dance Music
Fool an i
we lay so incredulously
In a love....
That it seems our sorrows rest in mind
and all is enabled,
now we able,
to weave mesh of this light...

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© Billy Tunk  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: jewish, allegory, education, friendship, hope,


Book: Reflection on the Important Things