Sinai Poems - Poems about Sinai

At the foot of Sinai Israel encamped as one man with one heart A people once divided, revamped and unified… Later on, to build...Read the rest...

Trumpets blaring, lightning flashing Mt. Sinai smoking, thunder crashing Moses may have reached the highest of heights Yet it looks like God rigged up the first strobe light...Read the rest...

Excerpts from "The Tulip of Sinai" by Allama Iqbal loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch Withered Roses by Allama Iqbal loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch What shall I call you, but the nightingale's desire? The morning breeze was your nativity, an afternoon garden,...Read the rest...

The lowest mountain in the Sinai a mountain cloaked in humility unassuming, meek, of no particular prestige no fortress strong in times of siege No high peak on which to stand no platform from...Read the rest...

Lightning heard Thunder seen Moses standing In between -- Ram's horns blaring The cosmos staring -- G-d's stlll small voice with Israel sharing...Read the rest...

Sinai Campaign, 1967 “Operation Focus” sees Israeli jets streaking, 1 Attacking Arab fighter jets and air force bases, 2 Thus attaining dominance over Middle Eastern skies, While IDF ground divisions launch into action. 3 Israeli tanks (Pattons, Shermans, and Centurions) Blitzkrieg...Read the rest...

Listen, I speak of the odyssey of Sinai, ...Read the rest...

Behind Mount Sinai On the asphalted road to a seaside town there is a hole in the road, a nasty hole a car hitting it could have a bad puncture. A rocket, albeit a puny...Read the rest...

Throw songs in dry sand or fight mount Washington. Image a parrot’s tongue and fingers leaf five at once: that’s at least four lost and there’s no saliva at all the corridor tiles a chair wheels a common nut to the local john one...Read the rest...