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Another excerpt from B’KLYN
The following poem is another selection from Richard J. Fein’s latest collection, B’KLYN. From the Diary of Yankev Rivlin (Feb. 26, 1934) How strange, growing up inLodz or growing old here onBroome St., never having danced for joy— yet last night, … Continue reading
Excerpt from B’KLYN
A small taste of the prodigious Richard J. Fein’s work. BHB has published multiple collections of poetry from Fein. The following poem is from his most recently published collection, B’KLYN. The Patient Lunar antlers sprout from ears, droop, blacken, thicken, merge … Continue reading
B’KLYN
Richard Fein brings Brooklyn to life in this amazing collection. Fein draws upon his Jewish heritage and childhood memories to create an eclectic experience filled with both tradition and exploration. It touches on both the past and movement into the … Continue reading
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