T. Carmi
T. Carmi (1925–1994) was a renowned Israeli poet and translator. Born in New York City as Carmi Charny, he moved to British Mandate Palestine in 1947. He wrote poetry in Hebrew and was known for his unique style that often incorporated biblical and modern Hebrew language. Carmi's work includes a wide range of themes such as love, existentialism, and Jewish identity. He also compiled and edited 'The Penguin Book of Hebrew Verse', which is a significant anthology of Hebrew poetry.
Books
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1. At The Stone Of Losses
"At The Stone Of Losses" is a poetic exploration of memory, grief, and the enduring power of language. The work delves into the depths of personal and collective history, intertwining the author's own experiences with broader historical and mythological narratives. Through a tapestry of vivid imagery and emotive verse, the poet grapples with the themes of displacement, identity, and the search for meaning amidst the ruins of the past. The collection serves as a meditation on the ways in which we confront and commemorate loss, ultimately offering a poignant reflection on the human condition and our quest for understanding in a fragmented world.
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