Songs of Labor, and Other PoemsSongs of Labor and Other Poems by Morris RosenfeldHelena Frank translationChapter navigation40 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Songs of Labor and Other Poems by Morris RosenfeldIn the FactoryMy BoyThe Nightingale to the WorkmanWhat is the World?DespairWhither?From Dawn to DawnThe Candle SellerThe Pale OperatorThe Beggar FamilyA MillionaireSeptember MelodiesDepressionThe CanaryWant And IThe Phantom VesselTo My MiseryO Long The WayTo The Fortune SeekerMy YouthIn The WildernessI’ve Often LaughedAgain I Sing my SongsLibertyA Tree in the GhettoThe Cemetery NightingaleThe Creation Of ManJournalismPen and ShearsFor HireA Fellow SlaveThe Jewish MayThe Feast Of LightsChanukah ThoughtsSfēréMeasuring the GravesThe First Bath of AblutionAtonement Evening PrayerExit HolidayBeginning of this editionNext chapter →In the FactoryAll chapters and sections (40)Songs of Labor and Other Poems by Morris RosenfeldIn the FactoryMy BoyThe Nightingale to the WorkmanWhat is the World?DespairWhither?From Dawn to DawnThe Candle SellerThe Pale OperatorThe Beggar FamilyA MillionaireSeptember MelodiesDepressionThe CanaryWant And IThe Phantom VesselTo My MiseryO Long The WayTo The Fortune SeekerMy YouthIn The WildernessI’ve Often LaughedAgain I Sing my SongsLibertyA Tree in the GhettoThe Cemetery NightingaleThe Creation Of ManJournalismPen and ShearsFor HireA Fellow SlaveThe Jewish MayThe Feast Of LightsChanukah ThoughtsSfēréMeasuring the GravesThe First Bath of AblutionAtonement Evening PrayerExit HolidayTranslated from the Yiddish by Rose Pastor Stokes and Helena Frank◇In the Factory →
