Where are your hands?
Are they in the clay
Shaping the future
They say God made dirt
And dirt don't hurt
Let that Ruah through
Let it grow into
the good, beautiful and true
Rana Irby is a freelance writer from Detroit, focused on the intersections of faith and culture.
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