Tag: poetry
Google Celebrates 127th Birthday of Jewish Poet Who Shared Nobel with Agnon
In short, to compare the near-unknown Sachs to the meteoric Agnon was one of the most egregious sins committed by the Nobel prize committee, equal to their awarding Barack Obama the prize for being the first Black president.
Lena Dunham Embracing Judaism through Israel’s Trailblazing Poet Amichai
"While I've learned a lot, I haven't started going to temple," Dunham notes – which we applaud, because we'd much rather see her give the ol' Orthodox shul a try.
Rav Kook’s ‘The Caged Lion’
Like the lions in Rabbi Kook’s poem, may we also find the longing for freedom.