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Poet Lea Goldberg Song
"Slihot" `Slihot Poem from PRAYERS OF ATONEMENT`
by Singer Yehutid Ravitz
Translation:
You came to me to open my eyes,/your
body a glance a window a mirror, you arrived as night comes to
the owl/to show him in darkness all necessary things./And I learned: a
name for every eyelash and nail for every hair on flesh uncovered,
made light,/and the fragrance of childhood, of resin and pine,/was the
sweet fragrance of our bodies' night. If there were torments – then
they voyaged toward you/my white sail on course toward your dark night./Now,
allow me to leave, let me go, let me go to bow on the shores of forgiveness.
Laureate of the Israel Prize
for Children`s Literature
The Poet Levin Kipnis, a prolific writer of
children's literature,died in Tel Aviv 1990. He was 96 years old. Mr. Kipnis, who was born in the Ukrainian
city of Ushomir in 1894, arrived in Israel in 1913 and studied at the Bezalel
School of Arts. He later joined the staff of the Levinsky
Teacher's Seminary in Tel Aviv.His collections in Hebrew encompass about
800 stories and 600 poems. He also wrote children's books in Yiddish,
publishing a collection in 1961.He was awarded the Israel Prize in 1978 for ''devoting his life to the development
of children's literature in Hebrew.''
Poet Levin Kipnis Song "Ura
Israel..." 1917 `Weak Up Israel...` - Hebrew Choir
Poet Levin Kipnis First Song
1919 "El Rosh HaHar" `To The Top of The Mountain` - 3 Melodies to
his first Song First Composer Avraham
Zvi Idelson Second Composer Pua Grinshpan Third
Composer Hanina Karchevsky - Hebrew Choir
Poet Levin Kipnis "Mi Yivne
Bait" `Who Will Build a House` - IDF Band & "Aviv" Choir & Actors
1988