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Sometimes I feel like I'm standing in a pile of glass and stones, and ashes of bridges burnt to a crisp. A pile of a family home that could be, should be, glistening in the dry desert air as if it were a diamond formed from love and compassion. This endless loop of family feuds, turmoil and strife, lands us nowhere but to continue the status quo. You say I'll learn, and maybe you're right, but I'd rather try to rebuild bridges than keep this house a shattered mess. Stones previously thrown, can make a path over hot desert sand, and glass can be repaired, our house can be rebuilt and our family reunited.
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Feb 27, 2025
Feb 27, 2025 at 2:37 PM UTC
Stones in a glass house
Sometimes I feel like I'm standing in a pile of glass and stones, and ashes of bridges burnt to a crisp. A pile of a family home that could be, should be, glistening in the dry desert air as if it were a diamond formed from love and compassion. This endless loop of family feuds, turmoil and strife, lands us nowhere but to continue the status quo. You say I'll learn, and maybe you're right, but I'd rather try to rebuild bridges than keep this house a shattered mess. Stones previously thrown, can make a path over hot desert sand, and glass can be repaired, our house can be rebuilt and our family reunited.
Jews and palestinians are cousins, we neednto come together
aiko-oller
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Feb 27, 2025
Feb 27, 2025 at 2:37 PM UTC
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