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On the Outskirts of Heaven


By Sara Levitas

Sun kissed streets glowing,
leading to a majestic wall
where thousands of years unfold,
There it stands tall.

Warm limestone breathing in,
the tears
of our soft laughter.
Our pain is so real
She comforts us forever.
Crying for us, begging
Return.

These years of searching,
has led me to His throne.
To the skies, open
I am finally home.

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Sara Levitas is 21 years old and a Jerusalem native. She is currently displaced in Canada while studying Occupational Therapy, but very much hoping to return to Israel as soon as possible.


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