She saw people praying and using the violence in the name of religion at the same time, while no religion is preaching violence. She understood that this kind of violence was too conflictual for peace, and yet too diplomatic for war. And that violence no solution had; nor never none. She thought those
people lived in black light having blind eyes not seeing the reality of life. She had to accept that this wicked goodness and this pretty badness belong to our reality so *****-like, vexing and hiding so many victimless crimes. Suddenly, she realized that she could be a new victim. She started to run while wondering where her safe place was.
She was better than to expect to be caught. She understood her fear, that fear leading to frightening thoughts, those thoughts leading to panic, that panic leading to derealization. She looked around trying to recognize the place. She felt worry because she couldn't see very well. She searched to make a sword of everything around, but quickly after that, she thought that the swords are the
weapons of warriors, but she's not a warrior, she's a victim. She started to give praise with idle tears, to give praise with wisdom, to give praise with deep despair. She asked herself if God is there to hear her, over those ravages of war overwhelmed by the natural catastrophes and over the ludicrous effect of their transformation into nothing. She, firstly, believed her religious man was a fighter
against enemies of God to conclude that he was an enemy of the real fighters for God. This man was her husband learning in time to beat her body and to hurt her soul. She saw herself as a little bleeding part of this world wondering to know if her man is still the man she fell in love with once, or he's an illusion. She stopped her run to sit on the ground. She began to pray hoping that God is there to hear her and to bring a new light
to her crying reality. She stayed there to think how much a rose can describe a flower, how much a flower can describe a woman, and how much the feminine can describe many things around .She concluded that no feminine thing can break this life down. She asked herself, ''What can happen to this world in the absolute absence of feminine?'' She found herself an innocent person dreaming at a new world without violence.