… R. Shlomo Ibn Gabirol, " Sha'ar petah dodi", in which the poet petitions to abandon captivity fir freedom. The melody … Israel Najara, based on motifs from the Song of Songs. The poet describes this scriptural dialogue between a lover and …

… singer Bracha Zefira (c. 1911-1991), who asserts that the poet wrote this poem for her ( kolot rabim, Ramat Gan, 1978, …

… of the Moroccan qasida (a form similar to the ballad). The poet cries out to God to account for His distancing Himself …

… to a piyyut from the bakkashot -"Sgulati ve-or eynai" by a poet named Salem- included in early collections of piyyutim …

… this section is  Omar la-Adonay maḥsi , written by a poet named Mas’ud (this may be R. Mas’ud ben Mordechai …

… 'olamim project. Before the piyyut , Moroccan-born Israeli poet Erez Bitton reads his poem  "Le-daber be-etzem … In his poem, Bitton dialogues with R. Buzaglo, who like the poet, lost his sight but did not stop writing poetry. He calls to the rabbi: "Come out from the corner to …

… the acrostic “Abraham,” and this may be the name of the poet or of the father of the newborn boy. … 1e … 21 … 7 … …

… Moshe of Aram Zova (c. 1150-1200). R. Shmuel was a prolific poet, and several of his poems are of an exceptionally high …

… In this piyyut for Sukkoth (Feast of the Tabernacles), the poet focuses on the mitzvot (religious deeds) of the … to rejoice on the holiday is strongly emphasized, and the poet uses a variety of words to express it. The piyyut …

… Maqam: Nahawand This is seliḥa by an anonymous poet belongs to the seliḥot section for Shabbat Shuvah (the …

… be praised, and God will forgive your transgressions.” The poet weaves into the piyyut fragments of biblical verses and …

… Maqam: Rast-Mahur A piyyut for the Sabbath by an anonymous poet. The piyyut appears in the maḥzor as a seliḥa for … portion Ki Tetze. At the beginning of the piyyut , the poet calls for the congregation to awaken in the middle of …