His Hands
I watched them during his prayer.
Unseen by him and by everyone
with closed eyes. Ballet dancers,
they were sensitive–
grappling to communicate,
struggling with every ounce
of their life’s force, to convey
what they saw, grasped.
I tried to hold them once
when we were young
and I saw their vulnerability,
I wanted to comfort,
be with them. It’s the voice
of the prophet
that captivates me,
that for which I aim.
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And are.
thanks for understanding