Pesach (Dayenu)

 בס״ד

Dayenu


Is a question really a question,

If the answer’s clearly shown?

Is an answer truly an answer,

If the question’s already known?


Real questions are important,

Because they show engagement,

Honest answers are essential,

For they avoid estrangement.


Curiosity should be something

Our seder naturally evokes,

With questions unrehearsed,

And unexpected answers spoke.


Perhaps de-emphasize the seudah

That might raise an eye

An empty table but for seder plate

They might just ask you why.


For plagues and open miracles

Are forgotten once revealed

Once our mundane life returns

Our eyes are then resealed.


So focus less upon the details 

Of the nissim we were shown

Than the fact that they were done at all

To start our way back home. Dayenu.




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