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In memory of Renee Nicole Good, z’l, a poet and a mother
A lone bird flies in a cloudy sky at dusk with soft sunlight illuminating the clouds.
This kavanah was written in the wake of multiple acts of mass violence that have made our Hanukkah celebration feel dissonant and fragile.
Five candle holders: one holds a lit candle, the others have melted wax and are unlit, background blurred.
“Blessed are the souls / As they leave the Temple of body…”
Wispy white clouds stretch across a deep blue sky, creating a soft and airy atmosphere.
“Infinite Source of All, / As darkness threatens, / Enable me to join/ The Light of Redemption…”
Starry night sky above grassy hill and bushes, with clear blue tones and faint clouds near the horizon.
“bullets have shattered / the land of make believe…”
Close-up of a single dandelion seed head against a blurred background.
“The voice of lamentation echoes across the land”
A tealight candle burning on a snowy surface.
“I am tired of praying to a silent God”
Silhouette of a person standing by a large window with a tiled wall background, looking outside.
“Don’t bring your flowers”
A hand holding a polished, striped stone against a blurred background.
“I will never normalize mass death”
A group of people in colorful sweaters join hands in a circle.
The Court of the Innocent has lost faith in us: a rebuke from the gates of heaven
A group of people standing in a close circle, embracing each other in a church setting.

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