Dorit Weisman > is a poet, translator and film maker born in Kfar Saba in 1950, now living in Jerusalem. She won the Prime Minister’s Prize for Israeli writers, 2003, and the Yehuda-Amichi Prize for Poetry, 2003.
Buy / Gift PRIVATE 47 A living environment is a defined terrain where actual and imaginative perceptions are mutually experienced. The current flow of global information intensifies the simultaneous sense of personal space, and images serve as its geographic and emotional expansions. This kind of amalgamation narrows the distances between...
Gray and self assured and solid it moves forward / on its damp and endless journey while yesterday’s ambulances go back and forth / back and forth in my brain…
Of all the things in the ad what attracted me / Was the beauty of Sarah / And I stood there, or sat, today, Friday morning, / A winter sun warms me up in my purple clothes…
