Kaddish Poems - Poems about Kaddish

...Glorified and sanctified by all these tomes, blessed and praised, exalted, extolled and honored, adored and lauded in the name of these wondrous vintage books, acclaimed in the name of p......

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...Ashes to Ashes Smoke rises in the distance. The boxcar rocks, rocks, rocks; stones are placed along the ties. Were they placed by Chance or left as gently as Kaddish. I lift my hands......

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...Ninety-Three Daughters of Israel a Holocaust poem by Chaya Feldman loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch We washed our bodies and cleansed ourselves; we purified our souls and ......

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...O happy worm that of my flesh might eat When after death I lie in deep in the earth My bosom,hands and eyes become your meat You have no sun as you enjoy your feast And none is chosen as we ......

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...When I was young, my father wrote poems, lovely poems, in Yiddish. In one poem, he called me, his only son, his 'kadish'l, the one who would recite the Kaddish, the Prayer for the Deceased, for him ......

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...Underneath the tumult and toil of our urban lives flows a river of peace Every Friday night we bathe in its water Eyes gazing upward find solace in the ineffable The power that preserves ......

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...Underneath the tumult and toil of our urban lives Flows a river of peace Every Friday night we bathe in its waters Eyes gazing upward Find solace in the ineffable The power that prese......

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