Type: Poem

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“I would like to bless us … To go naturally, and simply, and glowing on the face of the earth”

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Reflection on the father-daughter relationship between Amram and Miriam

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“Between lack of faith and unyielding zeal / place a kippah”

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A poem for embracing chosen family

Person from behind, facing a vast, calm lake under a cloudy sky.

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