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None but You can create the mystery of life
And death that touches every blade of late-summer grass,
That spreads over the late-flowering fields of daisies and blazing stars
Through which we view the jagged rock formations in our hills.
© 2015 Henry Rasof
Note. You probably are familiar with the traditional mi kamokha prayer or song. This little liturgical poem is called a mi kamokha and is meant to be sung or recited after singing the traditional one. Like the mocha beverage, the mi kamokha prayer and poem are meant to give you a jolt, in this case energizing your appreciation of the splendor and beauty of life throughout your day and maybe even into the evening.
