Liturgical and Secular Prose and Poetry Put to Pen in the Hebrew Tongue Was an Expression of Sephardic Jewry Intended for the Old and Young
A means to Measure Intellectual and Spiritual Perception In their Golden Age of Spanish and Portuguese Enlightenment A Critical Concept of Communication For Celebration, Contemplation and Bereavement
A means of Discourse Unique unto its self To Articulate all aspects of their Age Rendering with Clarity the Legacy of Sephardic Life From Commoner to Respected Sage
Thus Poetry and Prose in the Sephardim’s Golden Age Proved Assimilation and Separation could be Contextually Gauged Words being a Work of Art within the Secular and Liturgical Code Were in their day Distinct; while remaining today a Treasure to Behold…
As for the Literary Distinction Spanish and Portuguese Jewry Attained That would become a Trademark of The Sephardim To this very day acclaimed
Judah HaLevi, Moses Monammidides, Solomon ibn Gabirol, and Emma Lazarus Were just a few of Spanish and Portuguese Jewry’s Distinguished Literary Greats Passing on a Pension for the Prolific Pen For All Sephardim to Contribute and Celebrate ~
The Golden Age
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Liturgical and Secular Prose and Poetry
Put to Pen in the Hebrew Tongue
Was an Expression of Sephardic Jewry
Intended for the Old and Young
A means to Measure Intellectual and Spiritual Perception
In their Golden Age of Spanish and Portuguese Enlightenment
A Critical Concept of Communication
For Celebration, Contemplation and Bereavement
A means of Discourse Unique unto its self
To Articulate all aspects of their Age
Rendering with Clarity the Legacy of Sephardic Life
From Commoner to Respected Sage
Thus Poetry and Prose in the Sephardim’s Golden Age
Proved Assimilation and Separation could be Contextually Gauged
Words being a Work of Art within the Secular and Liturgical Code
Were in their day Distinct; while remaining today a Treasure to Behold…
As for the Literary Distinction
Spanish and Portuguese Jewry Attained
That would become a Trademark of The Sephardim
To this very day acclaimed
Judah HaLevi, Moses Monammidides, Solomon ibn Gabirol, and Emma Lazarus
Were just a few of Spanish and Portuguese Jewry’s Distinguished Literary Greats
Passing on a Pension for the Prolific Pen
For All Sephardim to Contribute and Celebrate
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