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Maarasahas na naman an panahon
Kawsa kan magabat na pag uran
Kan mga minaaging aldaw
Alisngaw kan daga
Ribuk kan traysikel asin jeep
Minabuga nin maating asu

Paglakaw ko subagu
Eu na naman an naobserbahan ko,
Si kapay sa gilid kan San Francisco
Eu man guiraray an sitwasyon
May darang karton asin plastic bag
Nakangirit, nagtataram solo
Anu daw ang nasa isip kato?!

Si mga taong nagkakasarabatan ko
Biyung kinurumus an mukha
Tiripig an angug
Nakikisabay sa init kan panahon 
An init kan pamayu




Nagmamadali….




Sa paglakaw…





Sa pagkabuhay…





Ni dae na tinawan an sadiri nin kapahingaluan






Blaaaaggg!!!...






Biglang may nagburunguang sasakyan…
Pasa si salming kan kotse,
Nakairarum si motor…
Pasa si pamayu kan nakasunu sa motor,
Nin huli kan kahihidali…
Sarung tao na naman ang nag sakripisyo…

Diretso lang si paglakaw ko…
Habang hararum na kinakalut sa sakuyang utak ang pangyayari…






Blaaaagggg!!!...




Nabangga ako sa karatula…
Nagpundu ako, hasta binasa an nakasurat duman…







“SLOW DOWN”





Ang buhay nin tao sa kinaban haliput sana,
pero dae arug kato kaliput para magmadali kita sa buhay….
Dae arug kato kaliput para manudan ta an pagpadangat
asin ang pagpapatawad…
dae arug kato kaliput para dae kita magkaugwang oras para maging maugma… 

 :)



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