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Junctures of Light: Lech Lecha    Poem
By Esther Cameron
Out of the crucible of his first test From Ur Kasdim, obeying G‑d’s command, Walked Avraham to find the Promised Land. Wherever he went, he made G‑d manifest.
The Jewish Woman » Readers Write » Poetry » Poems About Spirituality
Junctures of Light - Bereishit    Poem
By Esther Cameron
Upon a world of darkness and of waste G‑d spoke the word of light, and light blazed forth
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The Garden of Wisdom, Part II  Pirkei Avot  Poem
By Esther Cameron
A poetic paraphrase of Pirkei Avot based on the explanations of the Lubavitcher Rebbe
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The Garden of Wisdom  Ethics of our Fathers Part I  Poem
By Esther Cameron
Poetry
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Sonnet on Rachel’s Tomb    Poem
By Esther Cameron
Poetry
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Chanukah, After Annapolis    Poem
By Esther Cameron
In winter darkness we are called to light These candles of remembrance and of cheer.
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Tu B'Av    Poem
By Esther Cameron
Dance, maidens of Jerusalem, Dance your round and sing, And call the lads of Jerusalem Around your pleasant ring.
The Jewish Woman » Readers Write » Poetry » The Jewish Calendar
Passage to Passover    Poem
By Esther Cameron
Set is the table in the ancient way: With the triumphal wine, the humble-bread, The platters that to hungry eyes display The story-food whose meanings we shall read.
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A Rondeau for Rosh Hashanah    Poem
By Esther Cameron
"Break, shatter, blast." Too many days This year have known the sullen blaze And blast disfigure our design. Our hard hearts, G-d? They're shivered fine -- What's left, then, for these sounds to craze?
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