Lamentations 1:4-6

Expanded Bible

⁴ The roads to ·Jerusalem [^LZion; ^Cthe location of the Temple] ·are sad [mourn],
    because no one comes for the feasts [^CPassover, Pentecost, Tabernacles].
·No one passes through her gates [^LAll her gates are desolate].
    Her priests groan,
her young women are ·suffering [afflicted],
    and ·Jerusalem suffers terribly [^Lshe is bitter].

⁵ Her foes are now her masters.
    Her enemies ·enjoy the wealth they have taken [prosper].
The Lord is ·punishing [tormenting; afflicting] her
    for her many ·sins [transgressions].
Her ·children [little ones] have gone away
    as captives of the ·enemy [foe].

⁶ The ·beauty [splendor; majesty] of ·Jerusalem [^Lthe daughter of Zion; ^Cthe location of the Temple; Ps. 48:1–3]
    has gone away.
Her rulers are like deer
    that cannot find ·food [^Lpasture].
They ·are weak [^Lgo without strength]
    ·and run from the hunters [^Lbefore those who pursue/chase/persecute them].