gittin 39

is the slave like the land

or like a hat that can be thrown about?

gittin 38

what is worse?
giving the slave girl her freedom,
or standing by and letting everyone fuck her.

gittin 37

using land to make loans, only works of everyone knows the rules of the game of debts that aren't meant to be cancelled.

gittin 36

tolerating improper behaviour
of the adulterous bride
or the abusive teacher.

gittin 35

because she baked a gold coin in the poor man's bread,
all widows, everywhere, have to beg, plead and threaten, so that their property is given to them or be reliant on others giving to the poor.

gittin 34

using all the names and all the places -
he tries to separate.

but she sits and ties
waft and warp
together.

gittin 33

 is it tikkun olam to be concerned about the unborn bastards.
or the living woman?

when they force him to free her,
- why do they have to go into hiding?