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Rosh Hashanah Poem

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Poems on Rosh Hashanah

Chosen Road - a Poem for Rosh HaShanah

Promises made between a G-d and His people

The barren shall grow with expectation

pregnant with possibility

a living seed where once there was only human desert

To others Hagar’s son thirsts

unsure if water can be found

But again the L-rd speaks

guides

changing drought to living spring

and a nation drinks in heaven's promise as thirst is quenched

An egg warms beneath the hen’s wing

and so male sons mature beneath the life-giving light

They laugh and wonder

how is it Sarah’s womb once closed

now harvests the child of her dreams

Surely the Creator has heard

as she promises all her son’s days to G-d

And beneath a bush of desolation

another mother finds water to drink

the fountain that now flows through her growing child

Together we are these same children

hungry to know the Eternal

to feel the mystery and the wonder in our own loins

As there grows promise and joy

A hope we have built our nation upon

and a river that ebbs through our numerous veins

There are times we too sit beneath a dry bush

begging to be quenched of the inner hunger

Others giving life to the miracle of being

Bursting with possibility

singing with the eternal

The path we walk

and the road we choose

By Tad Campbell


Holiness and faith are the rewards:

In doing lies the seed of one's becoming.
Given what the faithless life affords,
How could one not revel in the running?

Holy days are opportunities,
Open doors to being who one would.
Longing to be touched by grace, one sees
Yet one more chance to choose the unchanged good.
Do not think that faith is ever certain:
All one's life, like love, it comes and goes.
Yet one can always stand before the curtain,
Singing for one's soul the prayers one knows.

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