. . . .
"Cohen’s links to Dylan were obvious—Jewish, literary,
a penchant for Biblical imagery, Hammond’s tutelage—
but the work was divergent. Dylan, even on his earliest
records, was moving toward more surrealist, free-
associative language and the furious abandon of
rock and roll. Cohen’s lyrics were no less imaginative
or charged, no less ironic or self-investigating, but he
was clearer, more economical and formal, more liturgical."
— David Remnick in the Oct. 17, 2016, New Yorker ,
"Leonard Cohen Makes It Darker." The title refers to
a new Cohen song.
See also …
"…Hashem has guaranteed our eternity…."
— Hineni founder Esther Jungreis, quoted in obit
by Matthew Williams in Tablet (Aug. 24, 2016).
Perhaps.
A phrase from the date of Jungreis's reported death —