sealed railway car

[[WRITTEN IN PENCIL IN THE SEALED RAILWAY-CAR->here]] [[Credits->Credits]]

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(t8n-arrive:"blur")+(t8n-time:2s)[[i am eve->abel]]

(t8n-arrive:"blur")+(t8n-time:2.4s)[[with abel my son->other]]

(t8n-arrive:"blur")+(t8n-time:3s)[[if you see my other son->cain]]

(t8n-arrive:"blur")+(t8n-time:6s)[[cain son of man->i]](if:(history: where its name contains "cain")'s length is 1)[Your Text Here]

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WRITTEN IN PENCIL IN THE SEALED RAILWAY-CAR © 1991, Hakibbutz Hameuchad and the Bialik Institute From: Kol Hashirim Dan Pagis Publisher: Hakibbutz Hameuchad and the Bialik Institute, Tel Aviv & Jerusalem, 1991 © Translation: 1989, Stephen Mitchell From: Variable Directions Publisher: North Point, San Francisco, 1989 In 1970 Dan Pagis published a collection of his poems under the name ’Gilgul’. These were the first poems he wrote that were directly connected to the Holocaust. A period of twenty-five years had to pass before he was able to approach the experiences he suffered as a child in the Holocaust and frame them in verse. (link-undo:"https://www.yadvashem.org/education/educational-materials/learning-environment/written-freightcar.html")https://www.yadvashem.org/education/educational-materials/learning-environment/written-freightcar.html