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What can she be to you?
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Unless the desert sun
has dulled your senses.
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Does she...
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grate garlic on her skin?
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Or is it soft...
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as mine?
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Are her lips chafed
and dry as the desert sand,
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or are they moist and red
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like a pomegranate?
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Is it the fragrance
of myrrh
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that scents her hair...
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...or is it
the odor of sheep?
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There is a beauty
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beyond the senses, Nefretiri,
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beauty like the quiet
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of green valleys
and still waters,
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beauty of the spirit
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that you cannot understand.
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Perhaps not.
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But beauty of the spirit will
not free your people, Moses.
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You will come to me,
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or they will
never leave Egypt.
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The fate of Israel
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is not in your hands, Nefretiri.
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Oh, isn't it?
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Who else can soften
Pharaoh's heart...
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or harden it?
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Yes.
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You may be the lovely dust
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through which God
will work His purpose.
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Fill every jar in
your house with water.
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Tell the others
that for seven days,
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there will be
none to drink.
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But this well has
never run dry.
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The river's high.
What does it mean?
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Whose word is that?
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One who knows.
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So fill your jars
or go thirsty.
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Miriam is always right.