Into the Wilderness

Into the Wilderness

Into the wilderness, the silence hums.
My feet are silent in their walk.
The soul envelopes me
in the rise and fall
of my breath.
Beauty is revealed.

In this moment, the Shekinah
the feminine presence at the core
of our being — becomes known.

The heart smiles.
Night descends.
I am at peace.

© Todd Greenberg – 07/12/25

About Todd Greenberg

Through prayer, worship, Torah Study, and Kabbalah I have been inspired to write poetry that tends more to the spiritual and mystical aspects found in Judaism. What comes "through" me I try to put into words. I hope that at least some of what I post to BJN will resonate with you and that you find inspiration from it for your own journey. Thank you for allowing to share my writings. Blessings, Todd

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