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“I never understood / why you couldn’t just / let my people go”

Close-up of an Egyptian pharaoh statue with intricate headdress and serene expression.

“I used to whisper evening prayers / Now I recite statistics”

Three hikers with backpacks walk through a sunny, rocky desert landscape under a clear blue sky.

“in this plague spring …”

Hand wiping wooden table with yellow cloth, fruit bowl in foreground, cozy living room in background.

“I’m calling her daily, even / Though it took a pandemic”

Black and white photo of a young woman embracing an elderly woman, both smiling warmly at each other.

“I am sorry / you cannot play / with your friends”

Parent lying on the floor overwhelmed while two kids play with colorful building blocks in a messy room.

“I’m OK during the day, but at night I get scared”

Woman meditating in nature, eyes closed, hands on chest, with a serene forest background.

“Please mute yourself and listen”

Person in blue beanie and face covering, wearing sunglasses, with a blurred green background.

“I love seeing the inside of your home”

Laptop displaying a video call, with tulips and a coffee mug nearby on the table.

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