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Post Paris Massacre

  • Rabbi Tamara Miller
  • Nov 22, 2015
  • 1 min read

I can’t scrub the sadness out of my heart.

No matter where I turn, there is talk of violence and hate. Where can I place my pain, so that it is healed by a tender touch? Who will listen to the disquiet within me and reassure me with love?. Who will take my tears and turn them into a potent prayer?

I can’t scrub the sadness out of my heart. No matter what I do, the melancholy attaches to my muscles. Where can I place my beliefs, so that it draws me to action? Who will solve the problem of evil, while my body emotes fear? Who will offer up a psalm and turn my mourning into hope?

I can’t scrub the sadness out of my heart. So I will leave it there Indefinitely And watch it grow with sorrow and compassion.

 
 
 
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