Blinding Lights

In the Blinding Lights
by Baruch Menache

Discover the startling beauty in life’s softest moments.

In this second edition of his acclaimed debut, Menache invites readers on a contemplative journey through twenty years of poetic inquiry. Each piece is a meditation on:

Memory & Loss: Poems like “Sorrow” and “Prose of Yesterday” map the delicate terrain of grief and remembrance.

Nature & Belonging: From “Crystal Horizon” to “Olive Tree,” you’ll find landscapes harrowed by time yet brimming with quiet resilience.

Identity & Becoming: In “To Be A Man” and “My Moment,” Bellows wrestles with selfhood and the rites that shape us.

Why readers love this book:

Vivid, cinematic imagery that lingers long after the page is turned

A seamless blend of lyrical grace and raw emotional honesty

Themes that resonate: homecoming, solitude, rebirth, and the search for meaning

Whether you’re new to poetry or a seasoned reader, In Blinding Lights offers an intimate invitation to pause, reflect, and find hope in what endures.

“A masterful weave of shadow and light—Menache speaks to the soul.”