
I am a 41 year old stay-at-home dad from Haifa, Israel. I’ve published scholarly articles in the field of Christian theology and I enjoy boxing and traveling.
Poems
Look at them, so dependant on external confirmation they barely have any will of their own. An internal world, fortitude of mind against societal onslaught.
Sometimes sleep seems like an unattainable goal, the holy grail of the night. In those times the world is mean, unrelenting, you just want to be buried in the bliss of shuteye. Alas, it eludes you, leaves you staring into space, like a wide eyed vessel full of unrealised tears.
I went to Germany looking for a better life happier people cleaner streets a brighter outlook. I found the same sad faces hurried looks and better trains.
I have to remind myself It’s not my job to heal the world. It just has to exist without my help in the background of my own existence.
A poem brings together reality and words. A poem pushes them together, forces them to interact in the poet’s mind. (And the reader’s too, sometimes) A poem is much more than rhyme and meter. A poem touches the fabric of reality itself.
