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Shoshana Olidort
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Web Editor, Poetry Magazine
Amherst Center
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By Cole Aronson, Akiva Schick, Shoshana Olidort| Jewish Review of Books@ Eicha, the lament for the Temple of Solomon ascribed to the prophet Jeremiah, is in part a book against language. Its eponymous opening (often translated “alas!”) is as much a cry as a word. In the first two chapters the enemies of the Israelites taunt and jeer. The Israelite children ask their parents for food but the Israelite parents themselves manage only to sigh. The elders are sitting on the ground and not speaking. God was apparently doing likewise.
By Almog Behar, Shoshana Olidort| ayinpress.org@ Skip to content Translated by Shoshana OlidortTranslator’s Introduction“The Midpoint of My Life” appears almost midway through Almog Behar’s most recent collection, כדי שהמלח יתפזר על האהבה (Rub Salt into Love), a slim volume that includes several very long poems, as well as shorter poems, and mid-length poems like this one.
By Cole Aronson, Akiva Schick, Shoshana Olidort| Jewish Review of Books@ Eicha, the lament for the Temple of Solomon ascribed to the prophet Jeremiah, is in part a book against language. Its eponymous opening (often translated “alas!”) is as much a cry as a word. In the first two chapters the enemies of the Israelites taunt and jeer. The Israelite children ask their parents for food but the Israelite parents themselves manage only to sigh. The elders are sitting on the ground and not speaking. God was apparently doing likewise.
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Poetry Magazine
The Poetry Foundation is an independent literary organization based in Chicago, Illinois, dedicated to promoting poetry and supporting poets. Established in 2003 with a significant gift from philanthropist Ruth Lilly, it evolved from the Modern Poetry Association, which has published *Poetry* magazine since 1912. The foundation operates as a non-profit and focuses on increasing the visibility and accessibility of poetry in contemporary culture. The foundation's mission emphasizes creating inclusive spaces for poetry through various initiatives, including publications, education, and public engagement. It is home to *Poetry* magazine, the oldest monthly poetry journal in the English-speaking world, and the blog *Harriet*, which features discussions on poetry and culture. The Poetry Foundation also offers awards such as the Ruth Lilly Poetry Prize and Lilly-Rosenberg Fellowships, along with free workshops, readings, and educational resources for poets, educators, and the general public. Its efforts aim to democratize poetry and ensure it remains a vital part of cultural discourse.
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