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Well, I gave myself a real instant worry-headache this afternoon. In my post-lunch errand running, I managed to lose my wallet. I realized when I got back to the building and couldn't find it to get my card to get in the building. (I have a key for the shabbat door, but still- not the point. It's my wallet.) So I traced my steps back along the varried paths, and it turns out I dropped it in the mailroom. See what I get for being good and checking my mail? Oh well- it was instant stress and then instant relief, and now life can resume its normal course, if you can call my life normal.
Well, I gave myself a real instant worry-headache this afternoon. In my post-lunch errand running, I managed to lose my wallet. I realized when I got back to the building and couldn't find it to get my card to get in the building. (I have a key for the shabbat door, but still- not the point. It's my wallet.) So I traced my steps back along the varried paths, and it turns out I dropped it in the mailroom. See what I get for being good and checking my mail? Oh well- it was instant stress and then instant relief, and now life can resume its normal course, if you can call my life normal.
Poetry Meme, lizarded from ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
rymenheld. (Rules being, post a poem. I'm going with one of my favorites by someone else. I'm sure you could have other criteria.) This one is, as I said, a favorite. It's translated from Hebrew, I don't know by whom. I found it in an issue of Judaism journal/magazine/whatever it is, that I acquired for free from the Bryn Mawr Bookshop at home. I'd also like to post a poem by my poetry buddy, but I can't find the one I want without some searching, and I haven't asked his permission, so you folks will have to do without that one.
Another Oracle
T. Carmi
A crazy woman
Came over to me and said:
The fork is a woman,
The knife is a man.
Write a love poem.
I set the table as commanded.
I've never been short of crazies
And always follow their instructions.
The crazy woman
Turned her back to me and said:
The woman is a fork,
The man is a knife.
Love will write you.
rymenheld. (Rules being, post a poem. I'm going with one of my favorites by someone else. I'm sure you could have other criteria.) This one is, as I said, a favorite. It's translated from Hebrew, I don't know by whom. I found it in an issue of Judaism journal/magazine/whatever it is, that I acquired for free from the Bryn Mawr Bookshop at home. I'd also like to post a poem by my poetry buddy, but I can't find the one I want without some searching, and I haven't asked his permission, so you folks will have to do without that one.Another Oracle
T. Carmi
A crazy woman
Came over to me and said:
The fork is a woman,
The knife is a man.
Write a love poem.
I set the table as commanded.
I've never been short of crazies
And always follow their instructions.
The crazy woman
Turned her back to me and said:
The woman is a fork,
The man is a knife.
Love will write you.
Poetry Meme, lizarded from rymenheld. (Rules being, post a poem. I'm going with one of my favorites by someone else. I'm sure you could have other criteria.) This one is, as I said, a favorite. It's translated from Hebrew, I don't know by whom. I found it in an issue of Judaism journal/magazine/whatever it is, that I acquired for free from the Bryn Mawr Bookshop at home. I'd also like to post a poem by my poetry buddy, but I can't find the one I want without some searching, and I haven't asked his permission, so you folks will have to do without that one.
Another Oracle
T. Carmi
A crazy woman
Came over to me and said:
The fork is a woman,
The knife is a man.
Write a love poem.
I set the table as commanded.
I've never been short of crazies
And always follow their instructions.
The crazy woman
Turned her back to me and said:
The woman is a fork,
The man is a knife.
Love will write you.
rymenheld. (Rules being, post a poem. I'm going with one of my favorites by someone else. I'm sure you could have other criteria.) This one is, as I said, a favorite. It's translated from Hebrew, I don't know by whom. I found it in an issue of Judaism journal/magazine/whatever it is, that I acquired for free from the Bryn Mawr Bookshop at home. I'd also like to post a poem by my poetry buddy, but I can't find the one I want without some searching, and I haven't asked his permission, so you folks will have to do without that one.Another Oracle
T. Carmi
A crazy woman
Came over to me and said:
The fork is a woman,
The knife is a man.
Write a love poem.
I set the table as commanded.
I've never been short of crazies
And always follow their instructions.
The crazy woman
Turned her back to me and said:
The woman is a fork,
The man is a knife.
Love will write you.
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