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“may the day arrive / when every life is a treasure…”
“Abraham sat all night with the body of his beloved that he bathed tenderly…”
“The pause is mine. Hamotzi. All mine…”
“On Hanukkah, I light candles for them…”
” And when this holiday ends, another flame will rise and fall, and another, and another…”
“1935, the girls are packing / for America. / Their parents will not wait for things to get worse.”
“In the light of the candles / I hope to see a shift from all hatred, / the homecoming of all hostages…”
In this beautiful poem, the author explores her loss of innocence and search for understanding.
“I cannot find the words / I seek…”

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