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Re: theology of staying
I reinvent to nasturtiums that lilt like newness. I'm new. I reinvent into this new thing, eyes the color of nectar, hair the color of licorice. In the vase there's ...
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Re: theology of staying
In the Near East, God came to you like clouds, like toes on holy ground, like messengers that touch your nephesh (נֶ֫פֶשׁ) -- I lift to touch His hands, to ...
Sep 10 -
Re: theology of staying
Duration has no value; how long do sacrifices last? God’s first death is in the Babylonian exile, second death on the cross, tissue pulled from nail. The harrowing of Hell, ...
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Re: many who sleep in the dust of the earth [LMS VII]
WEEK 1: line count: 23 i. convent tightening, ten years removed from then. i’m glutinous, glue-y. ii. He’s crouched next to the river, lit cigarette to his teeth. I’m crouched ...
Jun 15 -
Re: theology of staying
God’s mother tongue is Aramaic. His father’s tongue, though, is Hebrew. The difference only matters with one consonant: the ו. In Aramaic, it’s pronounced waw ; in Hebrew, vav . ...
May 28 -
Re: I want to review your poetry!!
@herb ~ Finished!! I hope your review was helpful!!
May 26 -
Re: I want to review your poetry!!
@cocteau ~ Done!! Best of luck submitting!!
May 21 -
Re: I want to review your poetry!!
@romanticchemist ~ Finished!! Hope your review was helpful!! :P
May 21 -
Re: I want to review your poetry!!
Welcome to my WRFF thread!! What I'll Review ~ Poetry ~ Lyrics ~ Scripts ~ Art ~ Maaaybe an essay? ~ All genres What I Will NOT Review ~ Anything ...
May 21 -
Re: many who sleep in the dust of the earth [LMS VII]
PRELUDE I: Leftover lambs, it has been weeks on weeks, three times in the long year, the longer night. God likes ceremony, revelry, love. God likes you to give Him ...
May 18 -
Re: many who sleep in the dust of the earth [LMS VII]
many who sleep in the dust of the earth In the garden, he stands with the creatures he lifted from the hole of his thrumming heart. He lords over his ...
May 17 -
Re: theology of staying
i. men from nazareth aren’t owed mourners, so they set aside oil and myrrh in the final nights. spice and sweat and sand under nails now. the rabbi felt heavier ...
Jun 15, 2025 -
Re: theology of staying
he is the referent of a haiku -- now, he is miles from the valleys of nebo. now, he is a voicemail asking me to pick up bone broth. now, ...
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Re: theology of staying
something somatic, yet internal, affects the hebrew narrative — shiftings organs, scrolls in throats, hardened ventricles and the spasm of redactive hands. the unconscious of the bible is passive, r
Jan 6, 2025 -
Re: theology of staying
I know that there is an afterlife because you are there, waiting for me, table in the back. I am happy to see you again. You will unveil something familiar ...
Nov 20, 2024
