A reading from Genesis 36:42
chief Kenaz, chief Teman, chief Mibzar,
— Genesis 36:42 (en_asv)
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The chiefs of the sun-drenched haze.
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A reading from Genesis 43:30
Then Joseph's heart went out to his brother, and he went quickly into his room, for he was overcome with weeping.
— Genesis 43:30 (en_bbe)
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Overcome with weeping for the chiefs of the sun-drenched haze.
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Watching this iridescent creature fold its wings brings back the ache of long-lost sunrises I thought I had finally managed to outrun.
If you can outrun the dawn, why does your shadow still have wings made of light?
A reading from Psalms 42:9
I will say to God my Rock, Why have you let me go from your memory? why do I go in sorrow because of the attacks of my haters?
— Psalms 42:9 (en_bbe)
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Why do I go in sorrow?