Short Rabbis Poems
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Rabbis, Preachers, and Priests
Imams and Monks from the East
Each bow to a higher power
But some gets paid by the hour
They vow to love thy neighbor
But profit from all their labor
They'll soon be expecting half
As they worship the Golden Calf
My eyes were clear
Despite the gray skies.
We were to go to the temple today.
I was to meet the rabbis and Jewish elders.
To what end I don’t know.
I implore love with every pathway.
My Mother is shouting at me.
I must find my clothes.
I should stop writing these things naked.
A bara k'davra
I shall create what I say
With ten such utterances
God brought our world into play
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Note: According to the Rabbis of
the Talmud, God created the world
with ten statements, the first of
which was 'Let there be Light.'
There are rabbis and there are rabbis
Some are Orthodox, Hasidic, New Age, Conservative - what have you
Some are liberal, some more conservative
I am writing about my Jewish heritage now
The fact that I am a Middle Earth "nut" and a former Marvel Comics "nut"
doesn't deter me from that
Verse can be enjoyable whatever creed you subscribe to
or whatever religion you were born into
I don't eat pork chops
Am I a hypocrite or what?