Potash 's early work was written and published in Polish , but following the Lwów pogrom of 1918 she turned to Yiddish . Beginning in 1922 she published a variety of works in Yiddish , including nature poetry , short stories , children 's stories , and translations of Polish works . In 1924 , she moved to Łódź , which at the time had the Poland 's second-largest population of Jews and was a center of modernist experimentation . She married poet Khayim-Leyb Fuks ( 1897 – 1953 ) and they had a daughter , Avivit , in 1926 . She first came to widespread attention after the inclusion of four of her poems in Ezra Korman 's '' Yidishe dikhterins : antologye '' ( " Yiddish Women Poets : Anthology " , 1928 ) . Her first collection of poetry , '' Vint oyf klavishn '' ( " Wind on Keys " ) , was published in Łódź in 1934 . The title refers to the lyre of King David , which , according to '' Berakhot '' , hung over his bed and played by itself when the wind blew across it
Lwów pogrom
Lwów pogrom (1918)
Rikuda Potash