Ella Bat-Tsion began to publish her poetry, under the name Gabriella Elisha, at the beginning of the 1970s;
since then 10 books have appeared. A librarian by profession, she is also an editor and translator from English and French into Hebrew. Mysticism, strong sensuality, violence and softness, all surface in her poetry. A few of her poems are sharp and even rude, others shed light on a woman in search of identity, faith and love.
Poems
I WAITED WITH ENDLESS PAITENCE
THE ORANGE EXPLODED IN MY HAND
SHOUT OF A BEDOUIN WOMAN
Interesting Articles
The desire to be held in heaven's arms
Links
Ella Bat-Tsion’s homepage
Language: English
On Ella Bat-Tsion’s book Half-Love, Half-Hate
Language: French
A poem by Ella Bat-Tsion
Language: Hebrew
