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On Wings

In Israel, Personal Interest, Spring 2011 Issue on May 21, 2011 at 12:16 am

By Rachel Starr-Glass

“Lech lecha me’artzecha mi’moladetech u’mebeit avicha el ha’aretz asher arecha.”

-(Gen. 12:1).

Just as Avraham, our first patriarch was told; I too heard this startling commandment. “Go to you from your land, from your birth place, and from the home of your father, to the place that I will show to you.” An omnipresent force commanded me to leave; it resonated through the walls of my mother’s mouth. As the metal wings began cutting through sky, and the wheels lost contact with solid ground, the wind was knocked out of my lungs as I realized that my world had rolled onto its back and never would anything return to the way it was. At eleven years old I traveled from Israel to the United States. The black of night swallowed the plane whole: Let there be darkness. Read the rest of this entry »

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Leviathan Staff – Winter 2011

In Winter 2011 Issue on May 20, 2011 at 10:43 pm

This is a list Leviathan’s Winter 2011 staff. Read the rest of this entry »

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Untitled Poem

In Poetry, Winter 2011 Issue on May 20, 2011 at 9:58 pm

By Rachel Starr-Glass

Dry honey-earth cracks beneath my clover hoof,
Shades of sand on sand stretch;
Woven waves of sea.
The heat of day rises with the lazy sun,
Hauled up by copper chains, into the milk-blue sky.
Heat clouds the hills;
Blurs them before my square-pupiled eyes. Read the rest of this entry »

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