Sacred Texts: Tehilliym/Psalms 62:2; Nag Hammadi, Secret Book of John.
Tannaim Poetry Copyright 2021. Artwork by: Unknown. Pinterest Collection. Music by: Music of Morocco: Chillout & Traditional Music (Hatim Belhouari, Youtube.com)
UNSHAKEABLE
TEARS OF TAMAR (DON’T TURN YOUR FACE FROM ME)
Sacred Texts: Book of Jasher Chapter 45; Bere’shyth (Genesis) Chapter 38.
Tannaim Poetry Copyright 2021. Music by: Putumayo World Music, Sentimientos (Latin Lounge). Photo by: Nilay Ramoliya.
ONLY FOR YOU WILL I WAIT
Tannaim Poetry Copyright 2021. Music by: Gabrielle Aapri, Weeping Willow (Original). Photo by: Ololade Masud.
DONALD AND THE STAR APPLE TREE
For the love of a tree . . . For the love of a friend. (Childhood Memory Collection)
Tannaim Poetry Copyright 2018. Music: Sad Violin. Photo by: (PocketArtDesign.com/Etsy.com. Boy climbing a Weeping Willow tree-night-silhouette.)
THE DESERT IS CALLING . . .
Journey to Las Cruces . . .
Tannaim Poetry Copyright 2019. Music by: Alfred Schnittke, Lover’s Declaration. Photo by: Oliver Sju00f6stru00f6m.
THIS FACE
Mature Beauty . . . What story doeth thy face tell?
Written, recited and recorded by Tannaim 2018. Additional credits to be updated.
PLENTY FISH IN THE SEA
A satirical take on “on-line” dating—with a classical twist!
Written, recited and recorded by Tannaim, 2018. Artwork: Delilah Arts (Etsy.com) Dark Sea Girl (Lost But Not Found). Music: Alred Schnittke, Clowns und Kinder (1976).
THE BLACK GONDOLA
First love . . . a religious strait. A trespass of lyrical reflection . . .
Written, recited and recorded ny Tannaim 2018. Music: (Music Source Unknown) Photo: Zachary Debottis (Pexels.com)
MOTHER’S GLORY
Written for my mother in all of her grandiose. This piece takes on her accent, namely that amplifyed “oi” she would add to every “o” . . . and still hangs in my mind.
Written (Original Copyright 2000) recited and recorded by Tannaim 2018. Music: The African Classical Music Ensemble with Tunde Jegede. Artistry: Tanabe Studio (Etsy).
THE WOMAN AND THE TREE
Man and trees have a sacred relationship. Not only do they share the same DNA . . . they depend on one another in life . . . and in death.
Written, recited and recorded by Tannaim 2018. Music: Sakura, Bamboo Flute. Photo: By Luizclas. (Pexels.com)
