About Dahlia Ravikovitch
1936 - 2005/Israeli Well-known poetess Dahlia Ravikovitch (1936-2005) was born in a suburb of Tel Aviv and, after her father`s death, was sent to live on a kibbutz. She studied at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and later worked as a journalist, high school teacher and tr
Selected Quotes
Poetry & Stories
Mechanical Doll
And that night I was a mechanical dolland I turned right and left, to all sides
A Baby Can't Be Killed Twice
On the sewage puddles of Sabra and Shatilathere you transferred masses of human beings
The Tale of the Arab Who Died by Fire
When the fire grabbed his body, it didn't happen by degrees.There was no burst of heat before,
Get Out of Beirut
Take the knapsacksand the utensils and washtubs
An Unsatisfactory Answer to The Question
What do you think of the ****** of the Prime Minister?Yes, what do you think of the ******
About Dahlia Ravikovitch
Dahlia Ravikovitch: Quick Answers
Who is Dahlia Ravikovitch?
1936 - 2005/Israeli Well-known poetess Dahlia Ravikovitch (1936-2005) was born in a suburb of Tel Aviv and, after her father`s death, was sent to live on a kibbutz.
Where can I read Dahlia Ravikovitch's poetry?
Kavishala has 5 poems and stories by Dahlia Ravikovitch, free to read on this page, along with selected quotes you can share.
Poems & Stories by Dahlia Ravikovitch
Mechanical Doll
And that night I was a mechanical dolland I turned right and left, to all sides
A Baby Can't Be Killed Twice
On the sewage puddles of Sabra and Shatilathere you transferred masses of human beings
The Tale of the Arab Who Died by Fire
When the fire grabbed his body, it didn't happen by degrees.There was no burst of heat before,
Get Out of Beirut
Take the knapsacksand the utensils and washtubs
An Unsatisfactory Answer to The Question
What do you think of the ****** of the Prime Minister?Yes, what do you think of the ******
Selected Quotes by Dahlia Ravikovitch (चुनिंदा उद्धरण)
Take the knapsacksand the utensils and washtubs
On the sewage puddles of Sabra and Shatilathere you transferred masses of human beings
When the fire grabbed his body, it didn't happen by degrees.There was no burst of heat before,
And that night I was a mechanical dolland I turned right and left, to all sides
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