Excerpt from Martin Buber’s Primordial Religiosity by Hune Margulies
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My reading of Martin Buber takes me...
Excerpt from Forty Years by Yehoshua November
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Forty years on the Jewish and secular calendar.
Forty years largely devoted to the body
but,...
Excerpt from A Review of Catherine Doty’s Wonderama by Adele Kenny
In each issue of Tiferet, we include several book reviews to help bring awareness to other author's work and give prospective readers a glimpse into what's inside the books cover. This is an excerpt...
Excerpt from Low Tide off the North Cove Road by Lyn Butler Gray
This poem was the 2021 Tiferet Writing Contest Winner for Poetry and appears in our Autumn/Winter 2021 issue. Buy it today to read the entire issue.
Clearly darkness as we think of it will never come.
The...
Excerpt from The Habits of the World by Philip F. Clark
This poem appears in our Autumn/Winter 2021 issue. Buy it today to read the entire issue.
I borrowed the habits of the world,
hoping the lenders would not object
to my perusal.
I was frugal with indecision,
touched and folded carefully,...
Excerpt from The Place of Unknowing by Arthur Aghajanian
This essay appears in our Autumn/Winter 2021 issue. Buy it today to read the rest of Arthur's story and the entire issue. The muscles of my legs tighten as my feet sink into the deep sand. As...
Excerpt from Paris 2019 by Jeanne Wagner
Jeanne's poem received an Honorable Mention in the Tiferet 2021 Writing Contest and appears in our Autumn/Winter issue which you can purchase today.
You point out the plane trees along the Seine,
their bark surprisingly pale,
as...
Excerpt from LANGUAGE by Doug Anderson
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The way the starlings are swirling together,
spiraling, then coming back together
like a musical chord, is called Za Yin.
杂音
But...
Excerpt from No Name by Penny Harter
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This morning I want to wake with no
name, at least not the one I...
Excerpt from Island by Katherine Soniat
This poem appears in our upcoming Autumn/Winter 2021 issue. Subscribe today to receive the entire issue once available.
My son cares for his own first home,
hammering. Raking and watering. Like some
sort of father, I think...