Water Jewish Poems

I like to eat tacos from a truck
drink water from the bay
dance in the rain
and cry in the dark
I sing in the shower
and scream in...

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The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want.
Even when in a famished state I hunt,
In pastures green and lush with abundance,
He renews my spry...

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Here starts Christ’s journey
Jesus enveloped in burning sand 
Starving and alone 
A snake slithered to Jesus 
Yaldabaoth whispered 
“Loved flower of the father 
If you’re...

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3,334 years ago tomorrow 
  the Israelites crossed the Sea
If they had all drowned instead
  today I wouldn’t be me…

The Sea split in...

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The Holy Spirit shows me Jesus in the Old Testament
Most followers of Jesus connect Passover and communion ...
But did you notice the Cross and its...

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I forgot to remember Poetrysoup DOT com
I forgot I had a poetry addiction
Therein is a truth: we can cope with boredom
Away from USA, without internet,...

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On Rosh Hashanah, what we do
Is throw our sins away.
We save them up all year, but then
One day we have to pay.

A piece of bread...

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In 1989 a group of Phyic scientist challenged a group of botanist to a contest. They were surpossed to create
A hyro-power bus, that would be...

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And on that day, you will tell your son
  saying: This is on account of what 
the Lord, my God, did for me that...

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If you square two and take away from eight,
In the month of April that is my birth date!
Write month-date as lucky angels dictate, 
like a...

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We drink to Life. L'chaim. Summer smiles
In Leah's eyes, June sunlight gently glowing.
The glass waits on the earth, bowl, base, and stem 
Remembering. Then, shards...

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Rule Breaker

Risk taker, warrior maker…
Stand tall. 
He is with you. 
Do not fear, what they may say…
as they would say it any way, 
if you...

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Your Shoes

Are the wrong size. 
I never liked how they looked, but I was silent.
You made me that way, for a long time.
Not forever.

All grown...

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Vanilla froth of the sea milk shakes 
Rising and falling with my jumps, in motion with the rest of the crowd 
All shimmering with sunscreen...

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For three days, Pentecost weekend, no bells will ring
  For seventy-two hours, no devices will ping
No TV's blaring, no family member daring
  to...

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