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First published in November 2017, Yoni Schwartzman’s “Stones, Seas, and Memories” is the second installment in a series of collective writings since his first book, “The Pursuit Of Happiness”, in 2015. Enticing visuals and provocative writings such as “A BetterTomorrow” and “Love Lost” await you in this incredible selection of photography and poetry. Yoni Schwartzman is also a gifted lamp artist and sculptor. His recent works in lighting include “Beauty Of Green” and “Sea Glass Alight”. As in all his works, “Stones, Seas, and Memories” is overflowing with a rich display of creativity that must be seen to be believed.
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Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2018
Stones, Seas,
and
Memories
A collection of writings
By
Yoni Schwartzman
Copyright © 2017 by Yoni Art
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
A dedicated haiku:
To everyone who
Encouraged me to follow
My passions and dreams
A Better Tomorrow
Why can’t we
stop the rain of hatred
that lands as rockets
on the face of Israel?
Why can’t the world
be free of all the differences
that we say are true
but are really illusions?
Every nation on Earth
is a part of one race
started from one birth
Racism is insanity
mankind’s greatest vanity
inflating all our egos
destroying all of humanity
Making us think
that we’re better
when in reality
we’re all the same
Let’s finally knock down
the Berlin Wall
for real this time,
So the Western Wall won’t fall
into ruin
Together be free
of the faults you see
and love everyone
for the person they can be
not for the person they’ve become
Live with every life
beat with every heart,
sing with every voice
so that world peace can start
Find a connection, show true affection
even if that person isn’t a reflection
of your beliefs
Understand every view
Put yourself in every shoe,
love every face
Bring peace to the human race
Bring peace on Earth.
Blinded to Death
A clear tear drops off a high cliff
poured forth from a man at his lowest point.
It fell past all the man accomplished;
Every plateau he reached,
every obstacle he overcame.
Past the sunset, whose last rays set the tear ablaze
with a flash of orange flame,
until it finally hit the ocean’s traitorous waters.
The man collapsed onto his knees despite all he achieved,
crushed by the mountain that loomed before him.
In desperation he screamed
“Why did I ever start climbing
when all along this Everest was here to stop me?”
If only he looked down and saw all that he conquered
which was impossible before he willed himself to try,
such easy hills to him now
that were once frightful mountains.
If only the man looked backed to see how strong he truly was
instead of being ensnared by the menace ahead,
defeated by fear.
Alas, the fear
sent him following his tear
and so he fell into the ocean
into the greedy hands of Death.
Self-Discovery
So many questions labor me:
Where should I go? Who should I be?
So many swirling all around
edict-ed by society
Why can’t I just be who I am?
Why is the world so cruel?
How can I find the path to take
without wisdom as my tool?
Scarring, terrible memories burn
deeply into my mind,
they’ve warped it into something else
that what was once divine