Here you will find the Poem Alone of poet Hayyim Nahman Bialik
Wind blew, light drew them all. New songs revive their mornings. Only I, small bird, am forsaken under the Shekhina?s wing. Alone. I remain alone. The Shekhina?s broken wing trembled over my head. My heart knew hers: her fear for her only son. Driven from every ridge ? one desolate corner left ? in the House of Study she hides in shadow, and I alone share her pain. Imprisoned beneath her wing my heart longed for the light. She buried her face on my shoulder and a tear fell on my page. Dumbly she clung and wept. Her broken wing sheltered me: ?scattered to the four winds of heaven; they are gone, and I am alone?. It was an ancient lament a suppliant cry I heard in that lost and silent weeping, and in that scalding tear.
