Thoughts Unknown

Poetry has long held an important place in Jewish thought, giving expression to the inner workings of the soul-our longings, hopes, fears, faith, and search for meaning. Thoughts Unknown continues that tradition with a collection of Jewish poetry written to be read, reflected upon, and remembered.

This volume invites readers to consider ideas and emotions that often lie beneath the surface and to experience how poetry can give voice to the spiritual and emotional dimensions of Jewish life.

About the author:
Simcha Hopkovitz serves as the rav of the Young Israel of Hewlett and is a faculty member at Yeshiva Darchei Torah in Far Rockaway, New York. A yadin-yadin musmach of Yeshivas Rabbeinu Yitzchak Elchanan, he earned an MA degree from the Touro College Graduate School of Jewish Studies, where he was a Legacy Heritage Fellow.