Today
Today I sat outside above the empty street of quiet Sabbath and watched the birds dance lazily to the gentle breeze and felt my…
Yonah ben-Avraham has been active with the Vision movement for over a decade, and currently calls Jerusalem home. Trained in the anthropology & history of religions at Harvard University, he is currently researching emerging spiritual movements at the University of Edinburgh. He also writes a fair bit of poetry, a good deal of which can be found here at Vision Magazine. His first published collection, Ohelibah, can be purchased through Izzun Books.
The stock market crashed again today but don’t worry, the Nile will flood I lost all my money, my girl’s gone away but don’t…
Torrential grey and misty white met sleek on gentle slopes Cascading down To declare a coursing splendor each in their time Upon the grasping…
I found a mirror one fine night and in its face were burning bright those flecks of fire, sterling white lancing the inky, earnest…
I can play with fire, See? Warmth moving down my arms Tracing the inside of my skin dancing through my fingertips and flowing into…
My harp is shattered strings snapped and neck warped the picture of dissonance and distension but still my mouth opens to offer song to…
Bring yourself out Bring yourself to dance and to sing Stand on two feet Or crawl on four Balance on shoulders Bring yourself to…
G-d bless my tongue and erase my selves which cling to pride at the work of the pen There is one poet and a…
I saw an ibex once trotting calmly through the olive grove sleek, glossy coat the shade of parched wheat glancing through the deep green-near-black…
Metal elephants chewing across fields of dry gold rousing specters from the earth swirling cloud of tanned dust billowing out, gentle drift like some…