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In The History Of Old Jewish Literature There Was Never Any Basic Difference Between The Poet And The Prophet. Our Ancient Poetry Often Became Law And A Way Of Life.

Literature Has Neglected The Old And Their Emotions. The Novelists Never Told Us That In Love, As In Other Matters, The Young Are Just Beginners And That The Art Of Loving Matures With Age And Experience.

There Must Be A Way For Man To Attain All Possible Pleasures, All The Powers And Knowledge That Nature Can Grant Him, And Still Serve God--a God Who Speaks In Deeds, Not In Words, And Whose Vocabulary Is The Cosmos.

One Can Find In The Yiddish Tongue And In The Yiddish Spirit Expressions Of Pious Joy, Lust For Life, Longing For The Messiah, Patience And Deep Appreciation Of Human Individuality.

They Still Believe In God, The Family, Angels, Witches, Goblins, Logic, Clarity, Punctuation, And Other Obsolete Stuff.