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The photo appears to be looking up at a cathedral ceiling with inset stained glass windows. Below the windows looks like a walkway with arched openings.
Genre: Sorta Fiction
Word Count: 100
BETH ISRAEL
Millie can never forget the ground rumbling or the sound of the shattering glass. She was only five the day someone bombed the temple. Two months later someone, who turned out to be the KKK, bombed Rabbi Nussbaum’s home.
“Why’d they do that? I don’t understand.”
“May you never understand, Millie-Nillie.” Daddy read from the book of Isaiah. “‘When you walk through the fire you will not burn.’”
Fifty-eight years later, Millie watches the horrifying newscast. Photos of scorched Torah scrolls appear on the screen. She murmurs in agreement with the temple president, “This won’t stop anything. We will rebuild.”
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Copyright © Rochelle Wisoff-Fields
Rochelle Wisoff-Fields-Addicted to Purple 
I am beginning to reconcile myself to the fact that mankind is incapable of learning from their past mistakes. I realize how fatalistic that sounds- but anything less than incapable sounds like a lie.
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