I have a new poem on Hevria and I hope you like it. Without overtly intending to, it covers my 3 big themes: the human relationship with the Divine, imposter syndrome, and public transportation.
In the exiled world, Jews have
phone calls and Facebook to keep up
with yontifs and life events
In New York I come up empty. A funeral across
Boro Park, streets shut off, Hasidim rend clothes
and scream to Shomayim. In Manhattan
I heard nothing. I davened mincha
between meetings, prayed to my food and
nobody caught it but me and G-d.
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Tuesday, April 9, 2019
A bissel Shtisel for your morning
Labels: hasidic vogue, hasidim, hevria, i'm not a hasidic jew but i play one on tv, shtisel, subway writing
Posted by matthue at 10:01 AM
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