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“may we atone our sins / and learn to embrace life, and each other, once again…”
a river with rocks in it flows towards a mountain
A prayer for the new month
raindrops on red branches and a brown leaf
“My student texts: So excited. First time I voted! / Mazel tov, I respond…”
people putting ballots into boxes
“When my grandfather died, his body swelled again / fluid filled him, drowning him from inside.”
a pair of glasses sit on an open book
This short poem is inspired by the process of creation as told in Bereshit.
the sky and sea meet, birds flying in the sky
“I strive to generate some forgiveness / for the failures of my growing up life…”
a person walks on a beach alone, towards the ocean
“And still, here we are again / clutching to an ancient book / that has traveled through time / from bitterness to joy…”
an open Torah scroll
“When I open my mouth no sound comes out..”
a person in shadow bent in grief
“Rain pours through the schach open to the stars…”
Two people decorating an outdoor sukkah with greenery, under a wooden roof, with a table of supplies nearby.
“My fingers reached out, / my heart longed…”
a group of people dancing with the Torah

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