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“Seeking an impossible calm, we bed / down our gardens for the winter, / wishing we too could sleep soundly.”
the sun shines through the sky on an autumn path
This powerful poem was written during the Yom Kippur war in 1973.
Clouds above the city of Jerusalem
“When I raise my voice in anger, help me see the Divine Spark in my opponent.”
sunlight shining on an open field
“Today, I call for hope. / Tomorrow, I call for peace. / Forever, I call for justice”
Two men hugging
The poet frames the loss of life in Israel and in Gaze with this powerful liturgy
man bringing flowers to grave in cemetery
“May there be space for history and context, may there be space for mistakes and faith, may there be space for hope…”
two people sit before a sunrise
“May the One who Blessed those Before Us, bless all those suffering from the devastating atrocities and their aftermath, in our midst.”
arms outstretched and holding hands
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“Please grant us clarity and wisdom and heal our bodies, minds and hearts, / for we are filled with confusion and suffering.”
a woman looks up to the sky

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