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Holy Land

A free-verse poem about my "home away from home"

By Talia DevoraPublished 5 years ago • Updated 4 years ago • 1 min read
Holy Land
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Israel waited for me,

welcomed me with open, loving arms

hugging, praying, kissing, and dancing with me,

every time I sojourned to The Holy Land.

Israel is my home

away from home.

Jerusalem is my safe spot

the silent cave I’ve always lounged in.

Kibbutzim and kfarim

remote, natural, sacred, and novel

areas that are rich in plantation,

and homes that are warm with kindness,

gratitude, and togetherness.

Hummus and falafel

My favourite, homemade savoury dishes

that I’ve always devoured and ingested

like a famished woodpecker

in The Holy Land.

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Thank you for taking the time to read another one of my Vocal poems. If you've been to Israel or are planning to visit Israel one day, this poem will be a perfect one for you to read! If you enjoyed reading it, please give it a ❤️, share it with others and feel free to send me a tip/pledge to show your appreciation and support. To find and read more of my Vocal publications including the two most recent poems Women Are Not Puppets and Pictures Don't Define Your Entire Life, please subscribe to me and visit my public profile. Please feel free to connect with and follow me on Instagram. Until next time!

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Talia Devora

Poetess, entrepreneur, visual artist, DIY lover, recreation and leisure enthusiast, history buff, and a foreign language addict!

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    Written by Talia Devora