“How Much Longer?” – A Poem on Tamuz 17 by Dina Zuckerman
How much longer? Six hours. How much longer? Imagine being in the Beis Hamikdash with no food,
A Poem About the Coming of Moshiach, by Anonymous
Going, Coming, Stopping, Running. Crowds make way, For there comes a day, Of Moshiach. The clouds will
“Suffering” by Anonymous
Secrets under lock and key Deep, dark Staring at me Freedom just out of reach So close
“Searching for Treasure” by Anonymous
Receiving a map X marks the spot To find a treasure Taking a lot Through a storm
“I Found G-d Today” by Anonymous
"Every single thing that a person sees or hears, is an instruction to him in his conduct
“Winds of Love” by Anonymous
I see the winds of love Passing by Along with deeds Of perfection In a mother's eyes
“A Shabbos Haiku” by Anonymous
Shabbos has ended The stars have come out tonight Until next week, friend
“The Bond of Two” by Anonymous
The bond of two Joint together Sometimes true Sometimes not The small hands Grasp each other They
A Poem About Choice by Anonymous
I face two roads One blessing One curse I must choose a path The choice is mine
A Poem About Graduating During Quarantine, by Anonymous
This song/poem was made in honor of my eighth-grade graduation during the COVID-19 quarantine. I look back