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Your religion is an earworm, curled around my feeble brain. All day I find myself singing praises of your god, my former salvation. Your religion dances around my tired mind, enchanting my ears even as my heart rebels. I am in the shower, trying not to sing my love to the cold tile walls, the streaming hot water, the house as my family listens to the notes pour out of my open mouth. טוב להודות ל' ולזמר לשמך עליון they sing in voices like brightly feathered birds circling the light of His countenance. Your god is strong, and gives of his strength freely to those who can follow him faithfully. I find myself incapable, and yet your melodies ensnare me. This blessing of musicality, gifted directly from hours of sitting rapt, in your house of worship, is also my curse. I cannot forget the source of my love affair with the rise and fall of your adoring exaltations and all music.
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Jan 6, 2014
Jan 6, 2014 at 1:39 PM UTC
earworm
Your religion is an earworm, curled around my feeble brain. All day I find myself singing praises of your god, my former salvation. Your religion dances around my tired mind, enchanting my ears even as my heart rebels. I am in the shower, trying not to sing my love to the cold tile walls, the streaming hot water, the house as my family listens to the notes pour out of my open mouth. טוב להודות ל' ולזמר לשמך עליון they sing in voices like brightly feathered birds circling the light of His countenance. Your god is strong, and gives of his strength freely to those who can follow him faithfully. I find myself incapable, and yet your melodies ensnare me. This blessing of musicality, gifted directly from hours of sitting rapt, in your house of worship, is also my curse. I cannot forget the source of my love affair with the rise and fall of your adoring exaltations and all music.
January 5, 2014
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Jan 6, 2014
Jan 6, 2014 at 1:39 PM UTC
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