The war was over long ago, but the Holocaust still lived in his family. It was the subtext of his life, the trauma that held him captive. His father the poet’s song about his birth haunted him from early on....
The war was over long ago, but the Holocaust still lived in his family. It was the subtext of his life, the trauma that held him captive. His father the poet’s song about his birth haunted him from early on. He was named Menachem, consolation . . .
Above the peaks low clouds unfurl
Somber, gray, they spread
Like faces from my far-off land
Their call rings out
Bring forth new life, they clamor –
To replace six million dead.
How could he move on? Yet he knew he had to.
- שם: Becoming ordinary
- מחבר: Michael Fox
- מקט: NRB-023013
