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“I recall the dark / glittered. And I calmed …”

“Whatever makes you weep / may it open your eyes”

“Take that fear, Israel, / And what threatens to shatter; / Choose to use it as a Blessing”

For Rabbi Charlie Cytron-Walker and the people of Colleyville, Texas

It is a minhag (custom) of expressing gratitude to put out breadcrumbs for the birds on Erev Shabbat of Parshat BeShalakh.

“I see the words of my prayers / wrap themselves around you”

“There is nothing like death / To bring a clarity to vision.”

“Where can wisdom be found?”

Poems to be read by friends surrounding the person who has miscarried before she immerses in the mikveh

“We call dormant brightness into being”

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