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Eating



No sooner
Done the deed
They always proceed
To feed.
One buries one's dead --
The mourners are fed
Joseph they throw in the pit --
And sat to break bread.
As if the chow
Answers somehow
The vehement protest
Of the fellow laid to rest
And is a fitting reply
To drown the cry
Of a brother cast to die...

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Zvi Yair is the pen-name of the Hebrew poet and Chassidic scholar, Rabbi Zvi Meir Steinmetz (1915-2005). For more on Zvi Yair see www.zviyair.com
From the Hebrew by Yanki Tauber

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Food: an Anthology
The Sages of the Talmud on Food
The Chassidic Masters on Food
Kosher Marks
Bread, Guilt and Grace
Sitting in a Café
The Summer of the Kishka
Cooking the Year
A Set of Dishes
Herschel Goat
Shemurah
Too Good to Be Good
The Rabbi and the Ox
After the Fast
Cholent
Blintzes
Barrels in the Snow
Hard to Swallow
The Gift
The Onion Plot
Holy Lunch
The Development
Spiritual Molecules
Anorexia of the Soul
Eating
Packaging
Three Pertinent Points of the Purim Pastry
Meat
Reverse Biology
Eating on the Job
The Seven Species and Seven Attributes