Oh, dear woman!
Oh, dear woman! You want to heal the world But your soul is broken Its splinters
HER
She births The great and the down-trodden From her womb flows rejection and the world’s second
A Woman’s Body
The symbol Of the world’s incompleteness Her bleeding, the shedding of sin The corridor to humanity’s
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