| Beginning of Selection | Author | Go to
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| We are nature, long have we been absent. | Walt Whitman |  |
| How wonderful it would be if one could only be worthy. | Nachman of Bratzlav | |
| Though changed, no doubt, from what I was. | William Wordsworth | |
| And I have felt a presence that disturbs. | William Wordsworth | |
| Once when Rabbi Kook was walking (Anecdote) | Alan Unterman | |
| Spirit of love | Barbara Deming | |
| Sensuous during life do not deny me in death! | Lois Wickenhauser | |
| It is our quiet time. | Nancy Wood | |
| From the tumult and the smoke the city set free | James Montgomery | |
| The sea! the sea! the open sea! | Barry Cornwall | |
| All are nothing but flowers. | Nakagawa Soen-Roshi | |
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