Type: Poem

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“Come, my beloved, / Draw close”

Silhouette of a person standing with outstretched arms against a sunset backdrop by the ocean.

“What more can be said about plagues?”

a person walkingthrough the desert, the sunset is ahead

“Do we see our world in the burning bush?”

A hand holding a marshmallow over a campfire with bright orange flames and burning logs.

“Remember, you can always find Me in the fringes.” 

Two people standing side by side, each with strings hanging from their clothes.

“A life saved by civil disobedience”

Sunset over a river with silhouettes of trees lining the horizon, reflecting on the calm water.

“Rescue us from the Evil Man”

Person with backpack waits on train platform at sunrise, as a train approaches in the distance.

A poem for Parashat Shemot

 
Silhouetted tree against a vibrant orange and purple sunset sky with dramatic clouds.

“The labor of gathering / Truth’s thousand splinters”

A painting of a biblical scene with a group of people, a reunion, and an emotional embrace.

“The past and the present are one here”

City skyline with a tall tower, surrounded by greenery, and a wide road leading through a forested area under a bright sky.
“a human who is praisable, who is worthy, / who is loved”
Woman in red dress stands in a field, looking up, surrounded by tall grass and trees in the background.

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