Topic Tags: food

“To mark the haste with which we fled, / we now eat matzah for eight days”

“Everything melted away except for the taste of warm dough and the salty reminder that we all come from the sea and  are nurtured by grains of the earth.”

“This is when / enormous red warmths / reply to November wind. “

This ritual frames starting solid foods as a time honor the sacredness of nourishment.

Don’t fret about terms, / she croons. / Just watch the squirrels

“The pause is mine. Hamotzi. All mine…”

A poem of admiration for pomegranates

Bringing mindfulness to the act of welcoming guests through a chant and series of ritual intentions

“For the treasures of healthy sustenance I enjoy each day”

“I believe that my body is worth nourishing”