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kakaisip…
kan mga bagay na mau man kinalaman sa pagkabuhay ko pero aram ko na makakaapekto sako bilang sarong tao.
Garo sana kikilat na tuminama sa atop, sabay nakubanan ako, nangad paka mata ko… napagisip-isip ko sana… na maswerte pa palan ako kumpara sa iba…
mga simpleng bagay na yaun lang saimu,  dae mo lang nahihiling ta harayu tinatanaw mu…
mga bagay na ika lang an makakagibu…  na dawa ining mga bagay na iniyu dae makakapabago kan kinaban dawa papanu mababago ika bilang sarong tao…
dae huli ta nawaran ka…
mau na…
tapos na..
dae pa…


halawig pa an buhay ta sa kinaban,
Kung nabubuhay ka sa kadakul na  kahaputan kun tanu ika yaun dgdi ngunyan sa kinaban…
Nagsasakit…
Namumundo…
sadit lang na maray an pagtubud mu sa sadiri mu….
Natatakluban kan dakulang pagkaara asin pagkaherak sa sadiri,
Kaya dawa sadiri mu dae mo maintindihan,
Pati ika nariribungan naman….
Haliput sana an buhay kan tao sa kinaban, pero bako yan ang rason para madaliun mu gabus na bagay…
sagkod sa nagiging maugma ka sa buhay mu,
kontento ka sa kung anung ugwa ka…
nangad padagus kang nagigibu ning paagi nganig maging mas maray na tao ka,
asin, dakul kang napapaugma…. Kabali na ang sadiri mu…
maray na!...
maray nang maging tao… 
:)

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