The fierce estuary of memory

10.24.2014 | 30 Tishri, 5775

Jerusalem Report

By ROBERT HIRSCHFIELD \

10/19/2014 15:48

The fierce estuary of memory

The door many hoped had closed forever behind Holocaust poetry is once again open and hot to the touch.

Thomas Orszag-Land, the editor of “Survivors”

Thomas Orszag-Land, a child survivor, now 76, has had long and diverse relationships with many of the poets, living and dead, whose works appear in ‘Survivors’.. (photo credit:COURTESY SMOKESTACK BOOKS)

I hold a solitary vigil over this forsaken garden of bones. The skulls have called my name.

It is my lot to guard them.

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