Seraphim's Touch

Judaism has a rich tradition of poetic expression; it is evident in the beautiful, metaphoric verse found throughout the Torah and in the poetic phraseology and iambic meter of Dovid HaMelech’s (King David’s) Psalms. Poetry has found perhaps its greatest expression in the vast body of Jewish liturgy.

It is therefore quite natural that poetic expression should find its way into modern Jewish literature, and it is appropriate that a new genre, Jewish poetry, expressing the spiritual longings and feelings that flow from the Jewish heart, should be disseminated and encouraged among the religious, Jewish readership.

“Seraphim’s Touch,” a book of poetry by Moshe L. Kuskin, represents a unique and groundbreaking publication in Judaica. This compilation is replete with unique spiritual insights and novel interpretations in Torah thought; it extols the beauty and grandeur of the wonders of creation, and attributes to them a deeper purpose and meaning. Most of all, the poetry is lyrical and captivating and will surely inspire anyone who delves into its contents. Below are just some of the reactions of those who reviewed this book prior to its publication