Lilith : The legend of the first woman

In this lyrical retelling, an age‑old legend is pulled from the shadows of ancient rabbinic speculation and reshaped into a tender meditation on love and loss. The narrator revisits the figure once cast as Adam’s first wife—Lilith—who in folklore haunts night and devours infants. Here she emerges instead as a mournful, almost maternal spirit whose silence sings the word “lullaby,” inviting listeners to hear the softer pulse beneath the fearsome myths.

The verses unfold in a dream‑like cadence, weaving together fragments of myth, folklore, and the poet’s own yearning for a universal mother‑heart. Listeners are guided through vivid images of exile, hidden gardens, and the quiet strength of a woman whose intellect and affection are inseparable. The result is a contemplative listening experience that balances scholarly intrigue with the gentle warmth of an ancient song.