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Learning From The “Burning Bush” Poem

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January 4, 2019
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The ever-glowing tree

Leads down many avenues

When we are awake to love.

 

My love

Does not want to burn you

 

Do you notice the flame?

Do you notice the burning fruits?

The burning keyboard?

The burning buildings?

The burning food?

Do you notice the burning sounds of streetcars?

For all burns with the same fire.

 

My love

Does not want to destroy and distill you down until we get to the Truth

 

My love

Does not want to teach and dare you and ravage us to the depths of the eternal

 

We need to know that the heart’s love

Does not consume us

But burns

Forever.

 

And as the world’s heat

burns around me, and does not consume me,

My love

loves what is here.

My heart

loves what is you.

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