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Have mercy
For those who have not
For those who don’t know how
And weren’t taught.
Have mercy
For your own lost corners
Where the words of others
Might’ve carved a hole
That is yet to get darned
And still exacts a toll.
Have mercy
For your
Need to hope
You’d make your
Spirit
Whole.
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Na'ama Yehuda 
A beautiful poem Na’ama 💜
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Thank you! Maybe apt especially for these days …
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I can see how these words could comfort our ancestors as well as our fellow humans today and in the future – you have written a timeless classic! ☺
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🙂 thank you! How kind!
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This is beautiful, Na’ama. An inspiration for this day.
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Thank you, Pat!
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Beautiful – thank you.
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I am glad it resonated with you. Take good care and thank YOU, for commenting.
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