Songs From The Diaspora – Devarim
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Devarim
Lined, face a sun
Cheeks, breath warmed-
Palms, fingers, eyes,
Feet curled along the edge-
Dust rings skin,
Rivered by sweat,
Slice out- years lay
The leaves of your repetition furl about us,
And we are shaded in the limbs
It was you, our cradle
Pleading through
The hot suns
As we circled the mountain of our doubts
You bore us-
That we could be bourne thus
Amid the boundaries
A path burnt
As lightening across the field
Our hands slip hold-
At this edge, unsweetened
This ungrasping an unfurling,
A bright blossoming,
Each letter
Searing
Through
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