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“Come, here, to the hardened heart…”
“I ask myself daily, how can I love myself, the earth, and others into freedom?”
“The Shehekhiyanu is the inhale, the receiving, and the choice to be in awe…”
“And I believe her, / as I march with her colors. / Next time she’ll march with mine…”
“But still, the waves murmur your name…”
“Listen to the still small voice whispering your name…”
“What about welcoming the / stranger, I whisper…”
“And I wish / The fields of Israel’s kalaniot — red poppies — / Were all that were needed to generate peace”
“When did the word ‘love’ become a trigger?”
“What is a painter? / A witness (often flawed) who tries to repair / a shadow, the angle of a shoulder?”

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