Posted on January 27, 2010
by Shahar Golan ·
Show me the soap, Nanna
The one you said you kept,
The one inscribed R.I.F. for
Reichs-Juden-Fett.
You do not know where it is
You say with clear frustration,
A bar of soap that proves, mind you,
Our people’s extermination.
You never had a bar of soap,
You liar! Liar! Liar!
You never had a bar of soap,
You Holocaust denier!
Tags: Holocaust, op-ed poem, poem, poems, Shoa, Shoah
Posted on November 7, 2009
by Shahar Golan ·
I hope my daughter
Grows up to be
Just like Shakira,
A strong confident woman
That must be caged
Before she can dance
Inside a glittery vagina.

Tags: chauvinism, contemporary living, feminism, feminist, gender, MTV, op-ed poem, poem, poems, poet, poetry, Shakira
Posted on June 6, 2009
by Shahar Golan ·
When Americans say
‘We liberated Europe’
I shudder and think:
My people
Were liberated
Through chimneys.
Tags: Holocaust, op-ed poem, poem, poems, Shoa, Shoah
Posted on May 2, 2007
by Shahar Golan ·
We say Kassam – we don’t say rocket,
Mukataa – instead of compound,
Shahid – not Martyr,
Tahadiya or Hudna – and not ceasefire -
Why do we so easily adopt Arabic terms when speaking Hebrew?
Tags: Hebrew, Israel, Israeli politics, op-ed poem, thoughts