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“Feeling the stone rolling off the well, / I welcome / This new day.”
Sunrise over a serene lake surrounded by forested mountains and soft clouds.
“bullets have shattered / the land of make believe…”
Close-up of a single dandelion seed head against a blurred background.
“You said I should always feel proud—/Why wouldn’t I let my best friend know?”
Two potato pancakes garnished with dill on a plate, served with a side of cottage cheese.
“For eight days Light cries /out to you, assures you / it is safe now…”
Floating candles glowing in a glass menorah against a dark background.
Hanukkah menorah with nine lit candles, in an alternating pattern of blue and yellow, glowing in the dark.
“The world is a narrow bridge, we sing in response /  But we are not afraid.” 
Rabbi Haviva dressed in white sits with protestors
This poem was written to express gratitude for one Haitian immigrant and lift up the value of welcoming the stranger.
dining plates and a glass of red wine set on a table.
“Putting on our uniforms with pride in the country / We were called to serve and protect…”
a black and white photo of two soldiers
“Realize democracy’s gleaming promise!”
the sun rising over soft tall grass
“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

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