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Written several years ago, this poem about Parashat Balak is among my favorites...
I meant to curse You.
I opened my lips
Past the borders of my fear
And felt the curse rise in my throat.
Like the sun,
It's heat burned
And lit me from within.
Oh!
I meant to curse You.
Instead there was a song:
Diffuse and
Round,
A glory of light and dark
Together.
Rising like glory,
And cold,
And silver.
Rising like wonder
And reflected joy.
I meant to curse you
Instead
I called out Your name.
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