Behemoth

Exploring the metaphysical imagination, this poetry collection delves into both secular and sacred realms, addressing humanity's longing for a lost past and fears of forgetting. It critiques idolatry as a flawed approach to identity, highlighting issues tied to race, nation, and religion that lead to exclusion and cruelty. The legacy of the Holocaust serves as a poignant reminder of cultural memory, challenging language while urging the necessity to articulate our shared experiences and vulnerabilities.