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Second version: Incompete, untitled collection of poems on various themes including Jerusalem, Land of Israel and Jewish faith
Yerusholaim ir hakoydesh [The Holy City Of Jerusalem], 30 lines, 5 stanzas;
Der sheyres-hapleyte khazore-tants in Yerusholaim [Return Dance of Jewish Survivors in Jerusalem], 28 lines, 7 stanzas;
In dayn yetvedn os [In Your Every Letter], 30 lines, 5 stanzas; Far der koysl-marovi [By the Wailing Wall], 24 lines, 6 stanzas; Yirmiyohu [Jeremiah], 14 lines, 3 stanzas; Got kavyokhl [God the Almighty], 14 lines, 4 stanzas; Eretz-Yisroel erd [The Ground of the Land of Israel], 24 lines, 6 stanzas; Di viduy gdule [The Glory Of Confessing Your Sins], 24 lines, 6 stanzas; Eretz-Yisroel khale-tishtikhl [Land of Israel Challah Cloth], 36 lines, 9 stanzas; A Yehude-haleyvi fragment [A Judah Halevi Fragment], 92 lines, 23 stanzas; Rebe Dovidl Lelever [Rabbi Dovidl of Lelow], 7 parts, 224 lines, 56 stanzas; O, ikh hob azoyfil geveynt in yene nakht [O, I Wept So Much That Night], 44 lines, 8 stanzas; Vi iber mayn akhtsik yoriker mame [As Over My Eighty-Year-Old Mother], 15 lines, 4 stanzas; Yerusholaim [Jerusalem], 3 parts, 72 lines, 18 stanzas; Ringl ikh gantse teg arum di shtot Yerusholaim [All Day Long I Traverse the City of Jerusalem], 10 lines, 2 stanzas; Yerusholaim [Jerusalem], 12 lines, 3 stanzas; Horim Soviv Lo [As the Mountains Are Round About Jerusalem], 16 lines, 4 stanzas; Tel-Aviv, 10 lines, 2 stanzas; Degania, 10 lines, 2 stanzas; Har-Tavoyr [Mount Tabor], 10 lines, 2 stanzas; Khamsin oyfn Har-Hakarml [Hamsin on Mount Carmel], 10 lines, 2 stanzas; Tsfas [Safed], 10 lines, 2 stanzas; El mole rakhmim shoykhn bamroymim [O God Full of Compassion Who Dwells On High], 10 lines, 2 stanzas; Kibets-golies [Ingathering of Jewish Exiles in the Land of Israel], 8 parts, 96 lines, 32 stanzas; Ner-tomid [Eternal Light], 18 lines, 6 stanzas; Hoysheye [Hosea], 48 lines, 12 stanzas; Yehudis (balade) [Judith (a Ballad)], 2 parts, 100 lines, 20 stanzas; Der Londoner balshem [The Miracle Worker of London], 94 lines, 24 stanzas.
Typescript, pp.152-201, 2 copies
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