Yehuda Moshe

Love Poems of Unknown Name Yehuda Moshe

"We stood before the giant sea, Our fingers threaded like naked lovers. Her eyes betrayed the poetry of a thousands places, And I thought of a love poem of unknown name..." Simple yet layered. Timeless. Mesmerizing. Inspired. Yehuda's poems tackle love & longing and the inescapable cycles of Nature. His poems are lyrical enough to transform even his darkest days into something luminescent. "If you were a storm, I would don a raincoat, so the rain might find me." Though colored with illusions to the Hebrew Bible and the mystic love prominent in the poetry of medieval Spain and the Middle East., Yehuda's voice is strikingly modern. It is rare to find poetry so accessible, yet so full of depth and counsel for the soul. "Let the heart love many, chastely, so it not be rent asunder."