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Incompete untitled collection of poems on various themes including Zionism, Jewish and non-Jewish historical figures, Jewish life in London, and nostalgia
Moyshe Montefiore [Moses Montefiore], 21 lines, 5 stanzas; Der krankn-poet Nosn Horovits [The Sick Poet Nathan Horowitz], 60 lines, 15 stanzas; Vi der poet shtarbt oyfn eygenem bet [The Poet Dying In His Bed], 3 parts, 48 lines, 12 stanzas; Nokhem Sokolov un Echod-Haam [Nachum Sokolov and Ahad-Ha'am], 60 lines, 15 stanzas; Der shul-prezident [The Synagogue President], 16 lines, 4 stanzas; Di balade funem prezidents esreg-pushkele [The Ballad of the President's Ethrog Tin], 64 lines, 16 stanzas; 'Khaver Dzshozef' ['Comrade Joseph'], 14 lines, 4 stanzas; Shmuel Ziglboym [Samuel Ziglbaum], 12 lines, 3 stanzas; D''r Khaim Vaytzman [Dr Chaim Weizmann], 30 lines, 10 stanzas; Shekspir [Shakespeare], 16 lines, 4 stanzas; Profesor Zelig Brodetsky [Professor Zelig Brodetsky], 20 lines, 5 stanzas; Dos shulekhl in mayn Nyubold gesl [The Tiny Synagogue in my Newbold Street], 76 lines, 19 stanzas; In a gesl do [In a Little Street Here], 3 parts, 60 lines, 15 stanzas; A zumer-feygele oyf Vaytshepl [A Summer Bird in Whitechapel], 16 lines, 4 stanzas; Nor nakhes fun kinder, goteniu [Only Happiness From Children, Dear God], 3 parts, 84 lines, 21 stanzas; An untergevorfener mamzer baym seyder (balade) [A Bastard Foundling At the Seder (a Ballad)], 52 lines, 13 stanzas; Yom-kiper in Vaytshepl [Yom Kippur in Whitechapel], 48 lines, 12 stanzas; Heymishe fish [Jewish Fishwife], 20 lines, 5 stanzas; Prozhektors [Floodlights], 3 parts, 48 lines, 12 stanzas; London, 28 lines, 7 stanzas; Vinston Tshoyrtshil [Winston Churchill], 20 lines, 5 stanzas; Fun 'londoner sonetn' [ From 'London Sonnets'], 4 parts, 56 lines, 16 stanzas; In a sof-zumer tog [On a Late Summer Day], 5 parts, 120 lines, 30 stanzas; Dorf-idilie [Village Idyll], 26 parts, 360 lines, 90 stanzas
Gedrukt oyf a shraybmashin; zaytn 202-356 (zayt numern hipern iber fun 229 tsu 330 betoes), der ershter ferz fun 'Moyshe Montefiore' oysgeshtrokhn
Typescript, pp. 202-356 (numeration jumps from 229 to 330 by mistake), the first stanza of 'Moses Montefiore' crossed outIncompete untitled collection of poems on various themes including Zionism, Jewish and non-Jewish historical figures, Jewish life in London, and nostalgia
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