Category Archives: travel poem

It’s raining again

Posted on December 7, 2018 by seagullsea

It’s raining  she hasn’t written in such a long time It’s still raining , why hasn’t she written? will the rain never stop? what if something had happened to her? The rain keeps falling  why won’t she call me ? … Continue reading →

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first rain (in Tel Aviv )

Posted on October 8, 2017 by seagullsea

expected  it arrives not  a real rain hardly heard swallowed by the sound of cars and children cheering. The rain is mostly smelled fresh, the wind feels good caressing my hair. The rain has arrived soft spoken tip toeing tiny … Continue reading →

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I loved

Posted on February 3, 2017 by seagullsea

I loved the person you were meant to be, I loved the country that had  meant to be paradise , i loved the life we could have led , had all the good intentions not turned out to be lies,  … Continue reading →

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My summer with the wild child

Posted on October 4, 2016 by seagullsea

Orleans,France July 2014 We walked through fields of wild flowers, we studied together yoga philosophy, breaking the rules; she drank beer after beer, i drank a cafe au lait, we walked back to the ashram through fields of wildflowers, she … Continue reading →

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Trains-poem

Posted on September 15, 2016 by seagullsea

Who  to take aboard? It’s up to you. Who do you leave behind? It’s up to you. The Thai negotiation phrase Can one travel not by trains But in the tracks of the mind? It’s up to you You said … Continue reading →

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When Is an Orange More Than an Orange? – Poem of the Week – Haaretz

Posted on August 2, 2016 by seagullsea

http://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/culture/poem-of-the-week/1.734801?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=gplus&v=86970F1CEB690E3F7C0F7530744D049B

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Rilke on a Monday

Posted on July 25, 2016 by seagullsea

“(I am,O Anxious one. Don’t you hear my voice) I am ,O Anxious one.Don’t you hear my voice Surging forth with all my earthly feelings? They yearn so high that they have sprouted wings And whitely fly in circles around … Continue reading →

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Talking on the train

Posted on July 18, 2016 by seagullsea

Brazillian women Talking on the train, Before them  a Moslem family Broadcast Moslem prayers, So what is it about public sphere? A book Headphones But everwhere the words Swiss German,Italian.baby crying And fields fly by Tall sunflowers in the sun, … Continue reading →

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Edward Hopper in my room

Posted on June 30, 2016 by seagullsea

“The young woman is just sitting on the bed, Looking down.The room is so narrow she keeps Her elbows tucked in ,resting,on her bare thighs, As if that could help.”      -larry Levis-“Edward Hopper ,”Hotel Room”,1931 “Usually it is night … Continue reading →

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Everything is predictible””

Posted on June 27, 2016 by seagullsea

Cafe Michal Tel Aviv 27.6.16 “Everything is expected And the permission is not given In the tear of your longing- Upon the cheek of the world.”   -Zvi aviel Translated by seagull B. From Hebrew

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