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If You Drink Sotah
Within the ancient tent of meeting shade A woman stands where vows are made The barley offering, silent, coarse, and dry Is placed before the priest and searching eye Her tresses loosed, she lifts a trembling hand To swear she wasn’t with another man The oath is written, then dissolved away In bitter waters, a curse or hope’s mainstay The waters heal and bless if innocent If not, she bears the pain and embarrassment In jealous ages, where doubt and faith collide Her wantonness lingers if she has lied From ancient scrolls and whispered fears Sotah’s tale persists throughout the years A ritual etched in Jewish writings and art Recording the proceedings of justice, faith, and heart P.S. If we draw on the Incarnadine Strain We will not be drowned in the flood, but be blessed by rain
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