Type: Poem

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“How can I ask you for forgiveness”

Stone building with weathered steps and a blue door on a narrow street. Vegetation grows in cracks.

“this desert threatens to swallow us”

A person walks on a wooden bridge over a misty river in a foggy landscape.

“What a time! / What a parashah!”

a person's silhouette looks off into the distance

“Your birthright renews every breath”

A family stands in a field at sunset, as a child points toward the horizon.

“There are no kings / I trust, only ruakh”

a person faces a body of water, their hair blowing in the wind

“I sweep away flaked remnants of hope”

 
a Hebrew keyboard

“The King awaits, / Tangible / As the flowers / Of the field…”

a field of red flowers

“I have plenty more to tell You now”

a colorful field of flowers underneath a pale sunset

“Gift me with good health, love, blessings and peace in this New Year.”

A hand holding a lit sparkler against a blurry background with soft candlelight.

“Rainbows and storms go hand in hand”

A rainbow halo surrounds the sun, partially obscured by clouds in a bright blue sky.

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