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Abrahamic Promise (Poem Excerpt from "California Blooms, Blossoms, and Harvest Delights: Golden Vignettes from Big Sur, Pacific Coast Highway 1....to Yosemite and Highway 99"
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California Blooms, Blossoms, and Harvest Delights: Golden Vignettes From Big Sur, Pacific Coast Highway, California Scenic Highway 1 to Yosemite and Highway 99
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Abrahamic Promise
The Orthodox Jew embraces the Palestinian, Arab, and Gentile
All of them finally recognize their brotherly lineage
In the desert, they can trace their
Ancestry to the One who was called to leave
Everything behind to start a long journey
Ecumenical, interfaith, religious pluralism, mixed marriages
Interracial, biracial, biracialism, two-religion families,
Mix-raced, multiracial, multifaith are modern coinage
They are discovery terms and expressions that bring us
Closer to the fulfillment of the long-awaited promise
Of brotherhood, harmony, and union. One we are indeed!
Farewell to the hypocrisy of the past social contracts
Farewell to the anti-miscegenation laws which
Favored only one group who called the shots
Yet, covert or exploited interracial unions begat
Biracial offspring even to the Founders of this nation
Farewell to Jim Crow and all evil systems oppressing
A man’s own blood and family. Call him a deadbeat dad!
It’s not time to save face and social position any longer
The scattered children are tired of living in the shadows
The Israelis break the bread of peace with
Their Palestinian and Arab brothers. Then they share the same tent
Of reconciliation and complete brotherhood.
Oh Jerusalem, let the angel of peace stop the bloodbath and unite your children!
Let them realize what matters most as both groups
Are not foreign to suffering and tribulations
The museum of Tolerance presents powerful shows
Of the holocaust and past struggles of African-Americans
The pictures of Iraqi, Rwandan genocide victims and
Palestinian militants are archived in newsrooms database
Let the non-Jew have his bar mitzvah at the temple
His Muslim interracial parents will appreciate the gesture
After all, it’s a rite of passage just like Quinceaneras
In the Hispanic culture
We have Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa,
And many ethnic, religious celebrations in the Valley
The Americans will wait for their Russian, Vietnamese
Or South American brides in the true practices of
Democracy, freedom of choice and association
Love can’t ever be regulated any longer.
The Asian grooms will cherish their English brides
The Africans will freely pick their European sweethearts
The Indian immigrants will abolish all old-country
Divisive systems. Only America guarantees such a melting pot!
Differences of skin tone, facial features, wealth, and language
Should not matter any longer
We are all sons and daughters of Adam and Eve (Acts 17:26)
For we were alike before we were different
From the dirt we all came; to it we shall return some day
Then, the floods wiped out everyone
The gene pool was narrowed back down to Noah’s family
The same human blood is running through our veins
Moses married an Ethiopian woman
His brother and sister, Aaron and Miriam, spoke
Against him. They found displeasure in his union
Miriam’s skin was attacked with leprosy for 7 days
For her sharp tongue and criticism (Num.12:1-15)
Bringing diverse people together found approval
After all, we are all one human family, with one father and many siblings
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