Seeing Thunder
A jolting crash, deep and resonant resounding tone spiraling and tracing like a rake through jeweled sand swirling around the temples finding home in…
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.
A jolting crash, deep and resonant resounding tone spiraling and tracing like a rake through jeweled sand swirling around the temples finding home in…
Listen to Her, for She is always speaking Straining against these lines drawn and quartered tattooed on aging maps Her’s is not the type…
Freedom is beyond and before a state, itself before choice and deed. Freedom is an inherent quality, not attained, but expressed. It is the…
“The benevolent G-d who, on our behalf, brought retribution upon Pharaoh… who, in his wrath, struck all the first-born of Egypt, and brought out…
I looked into my mirror last night and saw a snake. Its head was shaped like an arrow, with gleaming eyes set like polished…
I found her in a shepherd’s vale With lilies twined up in her hair I asked her what had brought her there and she…
I wonder what those future archaeologists will think of these derelict towers and rusted iron smokestacks jutting from the ancient earth and what stories…
I am haunted by those old gods Odin, Zeus, Osiris as shadow and blood rippling through my genes ephemeral rifts in my body’s memory…
Handcuffs, battered face blooded nose and blazing eyes a proud brow, the snarling head of lions, ripping havoc into the tails of foxes to…