Here you will find 36 poems by acclaimed Jewish author Stacey Zisook Robinson, who has dived into the richness of our literature to provide a stunning array of re-imagined prayers and text. The author shares both her struggle with the ideas of God and faith, as well as her celebration of them. "A Remembrance of Blue" takes us on a spiritual journey, deftly offering a new sense of "kavannah" (intent and meaning) to our ancient literary and liturgical heritage in three sections: Prayer, Text and Celebration. This chapbook will quickly become indispensable to your own practice of prayer, meditation and reflection.

A Remembrance of Blue: 36 poems for prayer and celebration

Religion & Spirituality

Zisook Robinson, Stacey

Judaism

Independently published

A powerful collection of essays and poetry that focuses on the author's search for meaning and connection in a frenetic and ever-changing world. Stacey Zisook Robinson grapples with her faith, wrestles with God, and ultimately finds meaning - and even joy - in the midst of all the gray that life has to offer. Throughout the book, the author shows us a vast and troubling wilderness - one of fear and doubt, loneliness and despair - but she does not leave us there to wander. Rather, she uses her writing to shine a light on the dark and narrow path stretching out before us. "If we're lucky," she writes, "we realize, in our fear, there is hope. In our loneliness, we are surrounded by love. In our doubt, we dance - with infinite grace - in the palm of God's hand."

Dancing in the Palm of God's Hand: Reflections on meaning, faith and doubt

Hadassa Word Press

<p>Diving deep into Genesis, Stacey Zisook Robinson finds a rich array of characters and action that both transcend and trouble. Join her as she uses poetry to help understand the text better while also exploring God and meaning and faith that she finds there and in her own self. The poetry she shares soars in its imagery and immediacy. She deftly reframes the stories that form the basis of the text, choosing to focus more on the women, so we read of Sarah and Leah, Hagar and Tamar, in addition to Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. Who are these people? Why do they act the way they do? How do they connect to one another and to us today? These are some of the questions Robinson so beautifully asks and answers. This book is for anyone who has searched - or continues to search for - faith and meaning within our glorious text. Don't miss it!</p>

In the Beginning: A Poet’s Vision of Genesis

Hakodesh Press

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A Remembrance of Blue: 36 poems for prayer and celebration

Dancing in the Palm of God's Hand: Reflections on meaning, faith and doubt

In the Beginning: A Poet’s Vision of Genesis