Drunk there is no honey-sorrow Alexander Spiegelblat

Drunk there is no honey-sorrow Alexander Spiegelblat
Poems / Yiddish / Beit Shalom-Aleichem Publishing House / 2009 / 117 pages
"Bentchen, bentchen, Rabbi Avraham the poet whispered/ On di Barcha Sione Hot a bre eitai mir tif bam emekkim/ Zich gelashchet un gittirt mir in oyer/ On ike hob in ir derhart a filah-zakkam." A mall korzinka, a mall lengere lieder, the poet brings out his intimates the philanthropy and strolled with them with the surrounding environment and all mother-tongue-lovers.

Drenched in Honey and Sorrow | Alexander Spiegelblatt
Poetry / Yiddish / Published by Beit Shalom-Aleichem / 2009 / Paperback / 117 pages .
"To bless, to bless, hissed Rabbi Avraham the poet / And his blessing burned me deep in the depths / It flattered and echoed in my ears / And I heard in it a pure prayer." Sometimes the poems are short, sometimes long, and in all of them the poet expresses intimate feelings of the heart, and shares them with his close circle and with all lovers of the spoken word.

Immersed in honey and sorrow Alexander Spiegelblatt
Poetry / Yiddish / Beit Shalom-Aleichem Publishing / 2009 / 117 pages
"To greet, to greet, the poet R. Avraham hissed / and his blessing burned me deep in the depths / flattered and echoed in my ears / and in it I heard a pure prayer." Sometimes short, sometimes long, yet in all of the poems, the poet expresses intimate heartfelt feelings, and shares them with his immediate surroundings and with all lovers of the mother-tongue.