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Alas singko na naman! (Uwian na!!!)
Tapos na naman ang isang araw na pakikipagbuno para sa kakarampot na sweldo. Masakit sa likod, mahapdi sa mata, sige na buong katawan na masakit (sabay hilot ng ngalay na kamay)

Pagkapa mo sa bulsa mo, kulang na pamasahe mo,
Buti nalang malapit lang bahay niyo
At di nagbuhos ng galit sayo ang kalangitan.
Tsagaan mo nalang lakarin, saying din ng walong piso (buntong hininga)


Headphones: ON – World: Off

Sabay hakbang ng paa…

Lahat na yata ng polusyon masasalubong mo sa daan,
Ang walang katapusang pagkalabit ng mga batang lansangan
upang manghingi ng barya…
Ang mga sasakyang walang pakundangan sa pagbusina 
at parang mga pusit sa pagbuga ng maitim sa usok mula sa tambutso nila
Ang mga nagkalat na basurang walang mapaglagyan
sa kabila ng kaliwa’t kanang “trash bin”
Ang sabay sabay na sagutan at bangayan ng mga tindera at mamimili
sa isang tindahan ng tinapay
At ang masalimuot na amoy ng hangin, walang katulad.

Pero sa kabila ng lahat…
May mga bagay ka pading ipagpapasalamat

Ang pag akap ng buwan sa araw
Ang malamig na simoy na hangin
Ang mga ibong Malayang nakakalipad sa kalangitan
Ang musikang dumadaloy sa puso mo,
Ang pawis na pumapatak mula sa noo mo.
At sa wakas, nakauwi ka na sa bahay niyo. 

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