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Poems From The House Of Chipped Bowls

David Karpel·3 min read
A brief collection of poems written during quarantine.

The Deborah Number (Shirat Devorah)

Rachel Kann·1 min read
Valentine Shmalentine, where're my Devorah-hearts at?

The Yard is Light At 6:00 AM

Peter Himmelman·1 min read
This is both a love poem and a prayer.

In The Field

David Karpel·1 min read
Our lives require so much braveryto live! to love! to write! to believe! If every poem is a love letter...
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A Love Poem for Elul

Ayala Tiefenbrunn·1 min read
Often we focus in Elul on what we did wrong, sometimes we need to focus on what we didn’t do, sometimes we need to promise to do more, not to do "better" at what we already know let those familiar things turn numb.

The Deep Dive

Rachel Kann·1 min read
This practice of our particular brand of loving is an unnerving and relentless remembering.

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