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🕊️ Poem Title: “The Boundaries of Wrong and the Depths of Betrayal” Poem: May like a robber — but never a cheater, For a robber steals once, under the cover of a meter. He waits for time, a moment, a gate, His act is dark — but never fake. May like the body seller — but not the loose heart, For she keeps her bounds, she knows her part. She sells the skin, not the soul within, Her rules are fixed though her life is dim. May like an enemy — but not a faith-breaker, The foe strikes fair, not as a faker. He fights when faced, he wounds in war, But a faith-breaker kills from afar. In the shades of life, wrongs are many, Yet some hold lines where others haven’t any. To live with soul, you must discern — The wrong that’s known, from the wrong that burns. --- 🧭 Poem Analysis and Philosophy This poem draws moral boundaries within what society calls wrong. It teaches that not all wrongdoers are the same — some maintain principles, limits, and codes even within their darkness. The r...