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Yehuda Amichai

Yehuda Amichai

IsraeliMay 3, 1924 – September 22, 2000Poetry

Israeli poet who transformed Hebrew verse with colloquial directness, ironic wit, and deep feeling. He is the most widely translated Hebrew-language poet since the Hebrew Bible.

Works

  • Now and in Other Days→
  • Not of This Time Not of This PlaceNovel exploring return to the past and time's redemptive possibilities→
  • Open Closed OpenPoetry collection playing with form and philosophical inquiry→
  • Poems of JerusalemPoems exploring Jerusalem as metaphor and site of spiritual convergence→
  • Selected PoetryRepresentative selection of Yehuda Amichai's lyrical and accessible poetry→
  • PoemsPoetry of the Israeli writer known for metaphor and everyday transcendence→
  • A Life of Poetry→
  • The Great TranquilityLater poems exploring domestic peace and philosophical calm→

Related

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