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“When did the word ‘love’ become a trigger?”
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“The ones who say Zionism is a dirty word, / The ones who choose death on your account, / They only see the ‘ism.'”
“Later, alone, she taught herself the art / of painting flower portraits. I learned that part…”
“Waiting for the release of the Hostages / Waiting for the end of the War / Waiting for the rebuilding of Gaza…”
“Help me / set alight the chametz / blocking the integrity of my alignment…”
“Floods and food and famine; we dream / a savior passing…”
“Moses came down from the mountain, / plenty tired and more than a little singed…”
Poet Corie Feiner’s collection of poems explores the seder plate symbols with depth and beauty.

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