A distress poem about women, by Tali, exclusively for Different Truths.
For his deeds The mother Got The decree. His errors Like marks of judgment In my vow She bore the yoke A wife’s Burden: She will scorn, Forever, She will vow To the secret Opened In ambush, That disappeared in the west.
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