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“When will You lie us down in peace? When will these hakafot of violence end?”
A person sits in meditation looking into the sunrise
“Sometimes there is not /  enough space / to contain all of the grief.”
an empty bench facing a wide green lawn
“Time for your / soul to take flight, time for your soul / to light a new star.”
blue and purple galaxy of stars
Imagine that the whole world is God’s sukkah, and that we are all sheltered there.
a baby penguin stands at the feet of its parent
“I cannot tear it all down, / rip out the broken heart of it, / and be done with it.”
A person stands on the rocks, overlooking the ocean on a dark day
A poem about the contradictions in the month of Av.
twine tied in the shape of a heart
A poem about early moments of grief
two ducks on a lake
“Any ‘I love you’ / Like water, uncontained / Can have no form.”
woman standing in a canyon stream facing a waterfall
“what I really need to work on is letting in”
white hand holding lit candle in small glass jar
Ritual to acknowledge grief related to infertility or perinatal loss
close up of white woman wearing white t-shirt with a few colorful horizontal stripes. she's wearing a necklace with a key hanging on it, and she's holding the key with two fingers. she has rings on her pointer and middle fingers.

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