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Author Sherman, Judith H

Title The Empty Bowl Poems of the Holocaust and After
Published Albuquerque : University of New Mexico Press, 2022

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Description 1 online resource (115 p.)
Contents Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contents -- Dedication -- Foreword -- Preface -- Poems of Before -- This Time -- I Too Have a Dream -- Because -- My Grandfather -- Serious Men -- Poems of the Holocaust -- My Village of Kurima -- It Is the Law -- The Law of the Land -- My Suitcase and I -- Morning Mass -- Toothbrush -- Gestapo Prison -- Mirjam's Letter from Hiding -- Unhiding in the Forest -- Hiding in the Forest -- Karpu in Auschwitz -- Such Good Taste -- Wagon Train -- Auschwitz -- Lord -- SS Man -- Knew You Then -- Morning Prayer -- During Appell -- Appell Guard
Magda Speaks Kein Deutsch -- Come, Messiah -- Hunger -- Hunger, Do Not Intrude -- Let Not Flowers Here -- The Invitation -- An Apple in Ravensbrück -- My Ravensbrück Love Song -- I Know a Dog -- Ravensbrück -- Jesus, Tell Your Father -- Stand Still, Sun -- The Roma Girl -- Ravensbrück Friend -- Shoes for Life -- The Mirror in My Right Shoe -- A Brief Reprieve -- You Are Invited to My Funeral -- Reluctant Witness -- Resistance of Prisoner 83,621 -- Death March -- I Say Damn You -- Liberation -- Trees I Say -- Death, Stand Aside at My Liberation Time -- Poems of After -- Once You Survive
No More Hide-and-Seek -- Tell Me This -- This Year in Jerusalem -- That You Should Know -- Legacy Poem -- Do Something -- Accountability -- 9/11: Has Anybody Seen My Dad? -- My Darfur Mother -- Bosnia Boy -- To Walk in My Shoes -- I Smile, I Smile -- Fresh Washed Sheets -- Sunrise -- Summer Woods -- If God Is Dead -- Are Things Changed in Heaven -- How You Are? -- Oversight -- If You Apologize -- Let Me Win -- A Ladder for God -- We Should Talk -- Survivor's Voice Today -- Survivor's Message -- Say the Name -- Afterword -- Acknowledgments -- Contributors
Summary In The Empty Bowl: Poems of the Holocaust and After, Holocaust survivor Judith H. Sherman strives to record trauma through art
Notes Description based upon print version of record
Form Electronic book
Author Kleinman, Arthur
Gelb, Ilana
ISBN 9780826364067
0826364063