I Long for the Day
byI long for the day When hand and heart and tongue and all things between Align themselves to the tune That plays in the…
I long for the day When hand and heart and tongue and all things between Align themselves to the tune That plays in the…
The path to salvation Is paved with a thousand stones Carried by a thousand men Shaped by experience Who struggle to make the pieces…
I sit on a balcony in living Jerusalem, speaking to my father He explains the thought of the world and a return of light…
That was fifteen years ago Seventeen and mad It was hot as hell On Erev Tisha b’Av he was determined Walked to Kissufim only…
From שמונה קבצים א’ קס”ג (Eight Notebooks 1:163) of Rabbi Avraham Yitzḥak HaKohen Kook
I smelted a silver platter With hands that dug through coal and flame Blistered, blackened, burned Peppered with sterling droplets of molten metal That…
If I became London, would You still love me? My towers reaching high The clock borne in my breast chiming midnight my bed made…
I live in the heavens The winds of the world carry me To far off, distant places In my ears they whisper messages Thoughts,…
The sun dances a gentle lilac lending its glow to cashmere clouds the birds wind in lazy spirals and the world of this block…
You were young and lived a life of youth forever filled with fascination your mighty excitement at the tides of the market the call…
Archaeologists analyzing a 2,700-year-old altar were stunned to discover that the ancient Judeans likely used cannabis in their ritual practices.
Each precept in our Torah helps Israel to properly reveal our inherent kedusha and behave according to our collective soul’s authentic inner nature.