“For the unfulfilled innate vow / to be ourselves…”
A poem mourning the loss of one’s uterus and exalting the skill of the surgeon
A poem for a yizkor or memorial service. When we remember our loved ones, we inscribe them upon the pages of our memory and they live on in us.
A reminder to place yourselves on the path of holiness, joy, and truth
A reminder that we have Elul to return to ourselves, the people we have wronged, and each other
A poem depicting a tranquil scene with thoughts of peace for Israel
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An invitation to open our hearts to prepare for the reflection of Elul
A bedtime prayer for peace and protection inspired by the words of Hashkivenu
A poem for tearing keriah (rending garments upon hearing of the death of a loved one or at the beginning of a funeral service).Â
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