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“The death of a sibling too is unique. It ignites our own vivid / sense of mortality.”
“And still, here we are again / clutching to an ancient book / that has traveled through time / from bitterness to joy…”
“When I open my mouth no sound comes out..”
“I want to remember / the sunny days / the spring showers / and smiles and laughter…”
Lesléa Newman uses the sestina form to capture her grief.
“In the ruins of the towers / we walked through daily / you would have found letters…” and added them up to find meaning
“My heart / is cracked / into more pieces / than I thought possible…”
Rabbi David Mark offers a teaching following the deaths of six hostages killed in Gaza.
A beautiful prayer for when you say goodbye to a beloved animal companion.
“When my cold dead hand brushed against Aaron’s collar,/his soul purred with a satisfied hymn of approval…”

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