Fireworks Poem by Cristina M. Moldoveanu

In funeral Orthodox rituals, before burying the body in the cemetery, the priest pours oil and wine in the coffin, sealing the grave and he blesses the food and the gifts shared in the graveyard. After the burial the congregation also shares a blessed meal together, offered by the family of the deceased.

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In my city they shoot fireworks from time to time, it is true, at least where I live.