Though the Faucet is Yet to Turn Again
This new poem uses the imagery of water through a faucet to capture the feeling of waiting for the captives to be released.
How To Survive the Day When It Feels Like the Whole World Is Against You
“Try not to think / of the children
who are not getting their baths, / who are not getting their parents.”
Ivri
“There is a line / drawn by darkness,
emboldened by Evil, itself…”
A Mother in the Dark
“We are looking for you. / We will not let you go.”
Tipat Torah: Singing Sad Songs Again and Again
In re-encountering Torah every year, we get the joy of meeting up with beloved places and dear old friends.
The Miracle of Oil
“I’m drilling / into darkness / to where the rabbis’ promise / flickers still.”
The Hidden Light
This new poem honors the complex feeling of Hanukkah this year, 2023/5784.
Who Frees the Captive
“How do we choose who will live or
who will die, what measure do we use / to free them and ourselves from this nightmare…”
Tikkun HaLev (Repair of the Heart)
“How can a body survive so much spilled blood?”
The Offering of the Olives
“even the faintest spark of light /
can reach / and illuminate us.”
