She has issues – problems that drain
Her body – her living.
She seeks solutions for the pain –
Encounters but misgiving.
Unknown by any man – unclean –
No one can approach –
She feels the corner of a robe
That heals without reproach.
“Who touched me?” asks the One whose strength
Poured out to proffer health.
He turns to see a Trembling smile
Repenting of its stealth.
The woman kneels and tells the truth.
“My daughter, go in peace.
The blood that flowed from you is mine.
But blessings will not cease.”
(29 November 2008, Provo, Utah)
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