Jewish Poems for Free
by Nicholas Gordon

Jewish poems, Jewish poetry, free for any personal or non-commercial purpose. All poems: copyright by Nicholas Gordon. For Hanukkah stories, click here. For Passover stories, click here.

Music: Preludes dans le tons majeurs et mineurs: Ancienne melodie de la synagogue. By Charles Henri Valentin Alkan. Sequenced by Segundo G. Yogore at Kunst der Fuge.

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Caleb Every Friday Night I Bless My Children My Home Is Here, America On Psalms 113-118 Time After Time They Come to Destroy Us Hanukkah And Thou Shalt Love Because One Hundred and Thirteen Generations Beginning Thursday, There Will Be No More Reasons Bereft of Light, One Stumbles in the Darkness Blessed Are Those Who Doubt the Word of God By the Eighth Day There Was No Longer Need Candles Serve as Replicas of Lamps Careful When You Light the Chanukah Candles  Chanukah Itself's the Miracle Eight Days the Light Continued on Its Own Hope Is Not the Creature of Sensation How Can We Believe in Miracles How Can We Believe that the Creator How Explain the Miracle of Light How Long Can We Remember an Event How Might One Be a Harbinger of Light How Odd to See the Lamps Still Burning On Hanukkah, the First Dark Night High Holidays Holiness and Faith Are the Rewards How Might I, in Faith, Do as You Ask Remember the Utility of Shame  Repentence Is Quite Different from Regret Return Each Year to Test the Ancient Waters Revelation Leads to Revolution  Rosh Hashanah Opens to the Page Rosh Hashanah Opens Up the Book Ye of Little Faith, You're Welcome Here Yom Kippur Remains a Day of Morning You Cannot Get Away from Being Plural You Cannot Think the Book of Life Will Close You Wonder Whether Fate Is Accidental You'd Like a Shot at Serious Redemption   Passover Here We Have a Story for the World How Best Can We Remember We Were Slaves How Could the Lord for Our Sake Part the Sea Part of Being Jewish Is a Choice  Pass Over Me, Dear Lord, Please Pass Me By Passover Celebrates That Glorious Day Passover Seders Are like the Night Sky People Are a People by Design Pretend There Were No Memories  Why Do I Remain in Exile Please direct all email correspondence to the webmaster at poemsforfree.com. Please direct all correspondence by mail to Nicholas Gordon, P.O. Box 3043, Fort Lee, NJ 07024.

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