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Lewis Eron Poems
- Gettysburg In Gettysburg I walked Amongst the multitude of ...
- Lighting A Memorial Candle For...
- Pausing For Havdalah Havdalah is all about burning ones hands...
- Funeral Fun What happens when you die? All your friends ...
- ' When Will I Be Myself Again?...
- Baboons A baboon has very pretty tushie Not like ours that ...
- Shabbat In Sivan Shabbat in Sivan starts too late And ends ...
Rabbi Lewis John Eron, Ph.D. is presently the Jewish Community Chaplain for the Jewish Federation of Southern New Jersey in Cherry Hill, NJ. He is a 1981 graduate of the Reconstructionist Rabbinical College in Wyncote, Pennsylvania and received his doctorate for the Religion Department of Temple University in 1987. He has also studied at Johns Hopkins, at Yale and at the Hebrew University in ... more »
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Gettysburg
In Gettysburg I walked
Amongst the multitude of monuments and marble markers
On Cemetery Ridge
Where bronze soldiers stand ready
And canons are aimed to meet
The gray Confederate foe
With canister and grapeshot
Rifle and bayonet.
I stood where Lincoln spoke and Picket charged
And heard a man boast to his son
“This is where we fought.”
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When the sun is swallowed by the moon
And nature plays a snazzy new tune
In the time of the birth
Of a brand new heaven
And a renewed earth