Foreword | |
Introduction | |
It Will Be a Monotonous Poem | p. 1 |
Palestinian | p. 3 |
Arriving at the Island | p. 4 |
The Houses That Were Mine | p. 6 |
Seven Laments for the War-Dead | p. 7 |
Wildpeace | p. 12 |
Looking Toward Jerusalem | p. 13 |
She Was in Jerusalem | p. 14 |
Drought | p. 16 |
Eucalyptus | p. 18 |
Army Service at Ma'aleh Ya'ir | p. 19 |
You Have to Abandon Jerusalem | p. 20 |
If Only People Could See Us | p. 21 |
Taste of Salt and Reckoning | p. 22 |
An Old Poem and Twelve Thoughts About a Dove | p. 23 |
Negotiation | p. 27 |
Peace | p. 29 |
Data Processing 34 | p. 30 |
Cedar Trees Hotel, Metula | p. 32 |
The War and the Dog Who Committed Suicide | p. 33 |
Soldier | p. 35 |
The Light Poem of Mud and Culture | p. 36 |
Furlough | p. 37 |
Ruins | p. 38 |
Snakeskin | p. 39 |
Order of the Day | p. 40 |
Military Funeral at High Noon | p. 41 |
Tel Aviv Beach, Winter '74 | p. 44 |
Legging Behind | p. 45 |
On Reflection | p. 46 |
The Hot Season | p. 48 |
Responsibility | p. 49 |
Here, Far Away | p. 50 |
Spread Your Tabernacle | p. 51 |
I'm Inside | p. 52 |
The Wars Passed Here | p. 54 |
The Rain Is Ready to Fall | p. 55 |
The Wind Grinds | p. 56 |
Cafe | p. 57 |
Mohammed | p. 58 |
He'll Take You with Him | p. 59 |
My Brother Was Silent | p. 60 |
Prayer for Peace | p. 61 |
The Palm Doves | p. 62 |
And Today Is a Holiday | p. 63 |
Apple of Pain | p. 64 |
His Mother | p. 65 |
Piyyut for Rosh Hashana | p. 66 |
Between Wars | p. 67 |
Fears | p. 68 |
I'm Narrowing My Boundaries | p. 70 |
The Man Going to War | p. 71 |
Three Decades Already | p. 72 |
Around the Water by the Birds | p. 73 |
Behind Front Lines | p. 75 |
Sometime | p. 76 |
Ibrahim | p. 77 |
And How My Brother Is Cain | p. 78 |
I Live in Her | p. 79 |
April the Twentieth, 1948 | p. 80 |
Snow Binds Jerusalem Together | p. 81 |
Mirage of Sand: Gates of the City | p. 82 |
Voices from the Hill | p. 83 |
Love of the Country | p. 84 |
Memory of Three Dead | p. 85 |
Between Hermon and the Salt Sea | p. 86 |
Born Between Alerts | p. 87 |
Corporal Rabinovitch's Corpse | p. 88 |
The Mother | p. 89 |
Vintage '49 | p. 90 |
Summer Resort, July '85 | p. 91 |
Peace Poem After a Ugarithic Inscription | p. 95 |
A Man Walks in the Land | p. 96 |
Fig Tree | p. 97 |
Twenty Years in the Valley | p. 98 |
The Shot | p. 99 |
Chronicle | p. 100 |
Yitzhak and Amalya | p. 103 |
Migrating Birds | p. 104 |
Three Colors | p. 105 |
Requests | p. 106 |
Soldier | p. 107 |
Blood Heifer | p. 108 |
Hovering at a Low Altitude | p. 110 |
Each Year | p. 113 |
Our Blood Is the Petrol of the World | p. 114 |
Summer | p. 115 |
And the Mother's Face in the Scales | p. 116 |
The Angel | p. 117 |
Autumn 1982 | p. 119 |
That Autumn | p. 120 |
A Soldier Wept on the Radio | p. 121 |
Only the War | p. 122 |
Each War Took Me | p. 123 |
The Dead Soldier's Bethrothed | p. 124 |
Merciful People | p. 125 |
On the Dying Young Man | p. 126 |
The Lame Veteran | p. 128 |
To Live in the Land of Israel | p. 129 |
From This Distance the Tombstones Look Like a Flock of Storks | p. 130 |
Pallor in the Face | p. 132 |
Rains | p. 133 |
A Tale of Peaceful Days | p. 134 |
Definitions | p. 136 |
Enclosed Seas | p. 138 |
* | p. 139 |
Good Eye | p. 140 |
Bird's-Eye View | p. 141 |
The Siren's Wail | p. 142 |
71 AD | p. 143 |
I've No Words | p. 144 |
Blackout | p. 145 |
Every Day the Radio | p. 146 |
Another Song of Absalom | p. 147 |
Autumnal Thoughts | p. 149 |
Song of the Savages | p. 150 |
Song of the Disabled Ex-Servicemen | p. 151 |
Each Rose | p. 152 |
Truce | p. 153 |
Notes to the Poems | p. 155 |
Contributors | p. 157 |
Acknowledgments | p. 171 |
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