Type: Poem

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“One more dangerous reading, and I tore my hair /in pain with the story’s daughters, Dinah and Tamar.”
Ink drawing of a landscape with people, animals, and a pyramid. Sun and birds are in the sky.
“May these candles illuminate and bring peace…”
Close-up of two lit candles with glowing flames in a dark setting.
“They name boats after women – No wonder.”
Wooden rowboat on a calm lake with green lily pads and gentle reflections in the water.
“Family, friends, and traditions dear The joy of community year by year.”
Sunlight shining through vibrant autumn leaves, displaying shades of red, orange, and yellow against a blurred background.
“For more than a year now, / you’ve been with me everywhere…”
Corner of a stone building with two windows, featuring a textured, sunlit facade.
“I see reflected in the light the faces of my family. / I see hope.”
Four lit candles with blue, orange, and yellow wax dripping down, set against a dark, blurred background.
“Dayenu. We sing now for as long as we can.”
Sunset over a foggy lake with mountains in the background and tall grasses in the foreground.
“The story’s flame, its lesson bold: Through vast trials, the soul can soar / and the light will shine forevermore.”
A row of lit candles in glass holders against a dark background.
“Blessed are You, Hashem, Healer of all flesh, Worker of wonders.”
Purple flowers swaying in the wind against a blue sky background.
“We are here together.  We survived the rain together.  / It was not a deluge and no trees fell…” 
A tree-lined path covered with fallen autumn leaves under a clear blue sky.

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