Mariz, you are filtering and drinking wine from the very source where you had tied a knot, vowing never to drink.

This beautiful couplet from Mariz speaks to a universal human tendency. Imagine making a firm promise to yourself, something you never want to do again, and you even tie a knot in your handkerchief to remember it. But then, time passes, and you find yourself doing exactly that forbidden act. The poet, Mariz, is gently questioning this very act, highlighting the irony and perhaps the struggle of breaking a vow. It's a poignant reflection on our resolutions and how easily they can sometimes be forgotten or set aside.