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The Day is coming" is a famous Hebrew poem from 1976 that won the Bialik and Agnon literary prizes of Israel, by the scientist poet Avner TrAinin, who in the seventies predicted somthing of the the future of 2023.
it was Translated by Shirley Kaufman and had appeared in
New writing from Israel 1976 :stories, poems, essays /selected and edited by Jacob Sonntag.
London: Corgi, 1976.
ARIEL:L Ariel :a review of arts and letters in Israel. NO 44 AT 1977
The original Hebrew and the English translation can be found online at UNIVERS OF CULTURE online magazin
