Saul Tchernihovsky , 1873-1943, Russian poet who wrote in Hebrew. He was a practicing physician. His sonnets and idylls eschew the didacticism of typical Hebrew poetry and show a pantheistic outlook, derived from the Greek classics, which he admired and translated into Hebrew.
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Letting Go and Holding On
The Jerusalem Report; 6/25/2007; Joseph Hoffman; 2104 words;
... Birthplace!" is the title of a poem in which Hebrew poet Saul Tchernihovsky expresses his disillusionment following his arrival ... asked each artist to submit a work that expresses Tchernihovsky's lament. Both Bar Hama and Abramson have credentials ...
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