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The Art of Blessing the Day: Poems with a Jewish Theme | Marge Piercy

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merelybookish

The Art of Blessing the Day: Poems with a Jewish Theme | Marge Piercy

Excerpt from Marge Piercy's "The Art of Blessing the Day"
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Nute Treasuring every small blessing… “Yet this peach fills my mouth with juicy sun.” Lovely! Thanks for sharing, Margot!💛 2y

merelybookish @Nute Such a great line. Here's the whole poem. Worth a read! https://www.ayearofbeinghere.com/2014/08/marge-piercy-art-of-blessing-day.html?m... 2y

TheSpineView Love!❤ 2y

BiblioLitten This made me smile 😊 2y

merelybookish @BiblioLitten Oh good! 🥰 2y

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The Art of Blessing the Day: Poems with a Jewish Theme | Marge Piercy

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A beautiful book of poetry woven together to show the rich tapestry of Jewish life: family, history, tikkun olam (repairing the world), prayer and holidays. I loved her interpretation of the story of Ruth, reimagined Jewish prayers like the sh‘mah, and the imagery of growing up with an immigrant grandmother. And such a gorgeous cover! I flagged many poems for a second (and third) reading. And then I read them aloud to my spouse.

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