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Jun 08
2008
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Robin BirdPosted by hunter in Untagged |
My new life hurts like growing childs' legs
Heart is wounded like a s h attered seg
Meant for another, only I stood in their path
Elated for them until their pain did hath
Me crawling on the ground, a babe, an aged womyn
Crossed with blood and dirty semen,
I will force myself to heal so my sons stand strong as flowering steel
Their progeny shall be their children and their winding wheel
That makes their manhood golden, their spirits reel.

The [morally] noble woman guards herself against three things. When she is young, her xue-qi has not yet stabilized, so she guards herself against sexual passion. When she reaches her prime, her xue-qi is not easily subdued, so she guards herself against combativeness. When she reaches old age, her xue-qi is already depleted, so she guards herself against acquisitiveness.
