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Friday, February 06, 2009

Potatoes

Hi, Mom.

I read a poem the other day and thought of you. It's from a book called Love Poems from God (which was given to me by the wonderful HWP). It's by Rabia of Basra who was an 8th century female Islamic saint. You can read about her here.

Here's the poem.

SLICING POTATOES

It helps,
putting my hands on a pot, on a broom,
in a wash
pail

I
tried painting,
but it was easier to fly slicing
potatoes

love you

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2 Comments:

  • Our momma is a saint, though i cannot say for sure whether she is a saint of joyous gatherings, bountiful meals, or contagious laughter.

    All three.
    For certain:)

    -joel

    By Blogger joel, at 7:09 PM  

  • add saint of great conversation to that list. i loooooved talking to her over thanksgiving. she's brilliant.

    By Anonymous nikki, at 10:21 AM  

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