Photo: Na’ama Yehuda
To be home
Where the sun kisses
Blooms
On the sly,
And the buildings cannot
Hide reflections
Of sky,
Where new life bursts on forth
Undeterred
Joy unmasked,
And this moment
Outdoors
Is almost all one
Can ask.
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Na'ama Yehuda 
Love this one Na’Ama, so perfect for the times.
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Thank you, Tina! Those are indeed very unusual times, and we get so very little time outdoors in the City, that to me every beauty is heightened. Take good care!
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You too Na’ama!
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🙂
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And staying indoors is what we’re forced to do! This is beautiful. ♥️
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Thank you Shweta! In NYC we are not ‘forced’ to stay home, but are asked to do so, for our own good and for the health of those more vulnerable than us. We are allowed to go out for essentials – food, medicine, some physical activity within the bounds of physical distancing and no lingering outdoors. It is difficult, but it helps, and knowing how many here have died and how many are still ill, and how many are vulnerable if infected, it makes staying in something that feels like ‘doing something to help’, however small. I hope you are well, wherever you are, and that life soon returns to something easier all around! Thank you for the comment! 🙂
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I only meant that current situation has completely changed our lifestyle. It’s a privilege to stay in our home indeed. As you said, staying inside feels like doing something to help. In India, we’re on a nationwide lockdown. We’re allowed to step out for groceries and make emergency runs if we have a mask. I hope that we’re able to find a cure for this soon. I hope that this ordeal end soon. Take care.
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Yes, I understand. And yes, the current situation changed our lifestyle in many ways, all over the world. In NYC, we can leave for similar things (and must wear a face covering, too). I hope there will soon be a cure/vaccine, and that we will come out of this knowing more fully how we are, indeed, all one. One planet. One human family. Take good care, too! 🙂
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We are lucky to have the sky outside our windows. (K)
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Indeed!!! 🙂 And flowers blooming and birds tweeting (less happy about some humans tweeting, but that’s a whole other issue … 😉 )
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Yes, humans could learn a few things from birds.
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Yep. Personally, though, I’m drawing a line at eating worms … 😉
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…תמונה ומילים יפות לתקופה כה מורכבת עבור כולנו
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Indeed a complicated time for many. May decency and kindness lead the way.
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