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by Steven Sher Category: Literature Issue No. 198

Walking through Jerusalem

There is nothing on the line
in this closed paved yard

but twelve white shirts
hung out to dry

whose long taut sleeves
stretch for the sun

and buttoned chests
puff up with wind.

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Steven Sher, a native of Brooklyn, NY, and his wife moved from New York City to Jerusalem in 2012. He has taught at many universities since 1977 (e.g., Brooklyn College, Yeshiva University, Oregon ...
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