Dawn of the Phoenix Poem
By Pamela Storch
In an ancient desert,
In a Holy ancient land,
The mountains speak with wisdom,
That the heart can understand,
The sunset of the ages,
Over mountains graced with gold,
Become the phoenix rising,
From the ashes, days of old,
The ibex gaze with wonder,
By the sea that's dead and gone,
By waterfalls they listen,
As the foothills whisper on,
They sense the phoenix rising,
Rising from Ein Gedi's springs,
For only what is hidden,
Can reveal the King of Kings.
Set in the sacred landscapes of Ein Gedi, Dawn of the Phoenix explores resurrection, hidden wisdom, and the light of divine truth.
A sacred, poetic vision of rebirth and revelation, Dawn of the Phoenix by Pamela Storch draws from the desert landscapes of ancient Israel. Echoing through the golden mountains of Ein Gedi and the stillness of the Dead Sea, this poem explores the mystical rise of the phoenix—symbolizing transformation, resurrection, and divine awakening. A spiritual reflection on hidden truths and the eternal “King of Kings.”
