"Lean to the Left" or "Unshackled"
(C) Rabbi Menachem Creditor
Ask all your questions,
but beware of calming answers.
Tomato and parsley,
orange and horseradish,
chocolate and shankbone.
Never just one,
never has been.
Lean to the left,
on an armless chair.
Feel the void
beneath your freedom.
If you resolve to open your door
and be the Messiah this year,
next year there will be less need.
TEACHER · AUTHOR · ACTIVIST · MUSICIAN
Rabbi Menachem Creditor
Teaching Torah. Inspiring courage. Building a world of love.
Inspiring communities to think deeply, feel honestly, and act with courage through Jewish learning, public conversation, music, and prayer.
Mar 30, 2018
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