A human being is like the rod
Moses held or the words
that Jesus said.
The outer is just a piece of wood,
or mouth-sounds of a country dialect,
whose inner parts can divide
the green ocean and make the dead
sit up and smile.
You see the far-off tents
of an encampment. You go closer.
There is a dust-shape, someone walking near.
Inside that, a man, bright eyes
and the strength of his presence.
When Moses returns from the wilderness
where he has gone alone,
Mount Sinai begins to dance.
3 comments:
Very nice, Ruthie. Did you do this one for me? The dialect part, I mean? I don't really think I have the power of Moses. ;-}
Oh, Susie! I didn't think of that, but the timing is perfect, no? I just types 'em as they come, and this was June 2 in the book. Parfait.
synch-ro-niz-ing...we're doin' it right!
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