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Meiko Kaji (梶芽衣子)
Scanned from an article about Flickering Flames (錆びた炎) from Kinema Junpo (キネマ旬報), February 1977.
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Swaying like a flame - Hanukkah Day 3
Swaying like a flame – Hanukkah Day 3
There is a relationship between the flame of the candle and prayer. According to Rabbi Nissan Mindel in his introduction to My Prayer: Our soul has, in fact, been called the “candle of G‑d.” The flame of a candle is restless, striving upwards, to break away, as it were, from the wick and body of the candle; for such is the nature of fire—to strive upwards. Our soul, too, strives upwards, like…
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Heroes are found within
flickering flames
The rows of candles are lined up ahead; endless
Wicks patiently waiting to start their lives.
Each differs in height; the length of time their fire
Continues to burn, flicker, fade, grow stronger, until the wax has been used up.
It used to be lonely, a repetitive dull motion although
No candle was the same— the shorter ones more painful—
And some would be put out in accident. So carefully,
Patiently, lovingly, he lights the candles up and again.
A solemn ritual that finishes —never in fact---
The beauty of a billion candles.
He takes a breath of fulfillment,
And goes to light up a billion more.
The lonely man, god divine, against a thousand flickering lights.