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How to read a Psalm with your body
Posture, breath, and pace: a beginner's liturgy for poetry that was always meant to be physical.
The Psalms were sung standing, walked uphill, whispered at night. Reading them motionless in good lighting is a modern invention and, we'd argue, a mild misunderstanding.
Try this: read Psalm 121 once silently. Then stand, and read it aloud at half speed, breathing at the line breaks. The poem will change. You will too, slightly, which is the point.