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Prophesy In Poetry
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he underground war
for Israel's indepen-
dence, the Holocaust,
and the Six Day War all appear
in the songs of Uri Zvi Green-
berg (1896-1981). Nothing un-
usual about that, except that
each of them appeared in
Greenberg's poetry 20 or more
years before they actually took
place!
The great Hebrew poet
Chaim Nachman Bialik once
asked Greenberg how he was
able to write of the Holocaust
and to describe the murder of
millions of Jews — in 1922.
Greenberg answered that this
was simply "what I saw before
my eyes." A more startling
secret is revealed by Uri Zvi's
widow, Aliza: "Many of the
poems in Rehovot Hanahar, a
1951 volume describing in de-
tail the atrocities of the
Holocaust, were written the
previous decade before Uri Zvi
had read the grim news reports
from Europe. Yet all the facts <
we know today correspond to
the poems."
Greenberg, however, does
more than prophesy, notes
philosopher Dr. Israel Eldad, a
student of Greenberg's work. •---\
In Holy of Holies, he imagines )
he has carried his mortally
wounded mother to the land of
Israel. She speaks:
Let me touch your body.. .
your garments are rough,
my son, soldier's clothes
and a rifle on your
shoulder. . . good for you my
son. . .
Once I wished to see you
robed only in silk.
This is no longer what I
wish.
While other Hebrew poets --\/
accompanied the Jewish )
people on its way and gave ex- —`
pression to the struggle for