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Meditations on the Fall and Winter Holidays [“Feast of Booths”]By Charles ReznikoffThis was a season of our fathers' joy:not only when they gathered grapes and the fruit of treesin Israel…ReligionJudaismThe MindMemory & NostalgiaTime & Brevity
The ConvertsBy Chana BlochOn the holiest day we fast till sundown.I watch the sun stand stillas the horizon edges toward it. Four…ReligionJudaismThe MindDoubt & ContemplationActivitiesIndoor ActivitiesYom Kippur
The Women Gather at Biala River at NightBy Carlie HoffmanLight sheds its skin in the poplars, Earth’s soldiers wielding the dark, bats emerginglike machinery…ReligionGod & the DivineJudaismRelationshipsFamily & Ancestors
[ALIGHT]By Gabrielle Joy Lessanskaddish tore a boulevard through bird lung say hyssop sing thirst…ReligionJudaismRelationshipsFamily & AncestorsArts & SciencesLanguage & Linguistics
From Migrations: "in the migrations of red carnations"By Gloria Gervitzin the migrations of red carnations where songs burst from long-beaked birds and apples rot before the…ReligionJudaismLivingGrowing OldTime & BrevityRelationshipsFamily & Ancestors
The GarlicBy Bert MeyersRabbi of condiments, whose breath is a verb, wearing a thin beard and a white robe; you who are pale…ReligionJudaismRelationshipsFamily & AncestorsActivitiesEating & Drinking
poetry-magazineFrom “Anagrams” [xxv]By Luke Kennard An extremely hubristic, unflattering, and accurate self-portrait, this episode saw Halberg in direct…ReligionChristianityGod & the DivineJudaismOther ReligionsThe SpiritualArts & SciencesReading & BooksTheater & DanceTypes/ModesSeries/Sequence + 4 more
A Psalm of Abraham of That Which Was Visited upon HimBy A. M. KleinA prowler in the mansion of my blood! I have not seen him, but I know his signs. Sometimes I hear him…Social CommentariesCrime & PunishmentReligionChristianityJudaismLivingLife ChoicesRelationshipsFriends & EnemiesMythology & FolkloreAnxiety & InsecurityGratitude + 5 more
Psalm 46By Robert AlterFor the lead player, for the Korahites, on the alamoth a song. God is a shelter and strength for us…Social CommentariesWar & ConflictReligionChristianityGod & the DivineJudaismAnxiety & InsecurityGratitudeJoy & ContentmentOptimism + 3 more
poetry-magazineFor the Shepherd Who Is Also the Path the Sun Makes in DaytimeBy Komal MathewA good shepherd is a wonder in contrapposto, an artist mapping the Serengeti with kingdom lines. A …ReligionChristianityFaith & DoubtJudaismRelationshipsActivitiesJobs & WorkingGratitudeJoy & Contentment + 2 more
poetry-magazineI Will Guide Thy HandBy Justin Phillip ReedViolation Wildflowered up the dreams of my captors, Decorous men, half-moon bedded in my bloodstream…ReligionChristianityJudaismLivingLife ChoicesThe MindMemory & NostalgiaDisappointmentJoy & Contentment + 2 more
poetry-magazineMikvehBy Sass Sassoon Brown There is a cistern on the synagogue’s roof and a drain pipe in the wall leading to a small basement…ReligionJudaismLivingLife ChoicesRelationshipsFamily & AncestorsJoy & ContentmentOptimism
poetry-magazineTalismanBy Susan StewartWho are you? Where are you hiding? Were you thrown, tumbling through space, aleatory, radiant, only…NatureTrees & FlowersSocial CommentariesHistory & PoliticsReligionJudaismRelationshipsFamily & AncestorsActivitiesGardeningArts & SciencesPhilosophy + 5 more
poetry-magazineThe Hastily Assembled Angel Also Sustains the WorldBy Shane McCraeThe hastily assembled angel thinks He must be more like God than people are Especially because he …NatureAnimalsWeatherReligionChristianityFaith & DoubtGod & the DivineJudaismThe MindDoubt & Contemplation + 3 more
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