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Adda lemma ti tugot ti panagparsua ken panagputar

Adda lemma ti tugot ti panagparsua ken panagputar

Daniw ni Amado I. Yoro
Historic Ewa Villages, Hawaii

Adda kinabirtud ti pagteng
dagiti maipasngay nga agsapa, ti Lawag
Ti pannakaipasngay tapno agmulagat
Dagiti mata, ti Langit
Ti panagdakiwas dagiti tumaytayab
Panangsursor sulinek ti uppat a suli, ti Law-ang
Naapres a langoyen dagiti taaw
Dagiti panagkatangkatang iti baybay
Ta umay met dagiti panagtawataw, ti Danum
Dagiti kurioso a nakem, Daga
Ugasan ti kararua ti kinatiri wenno kinarugit
Dagiti nagkamtudan, agammusay iti danum
Ket nagdigos ti tao ti namuli a daga
Timpuar a ladawan ti bileg ti agay-aywan
Ti muyong ken ti nakaparsuaan a buya
Dagiti sabong; yegna ti busel, sa ti bunga
Ti bunga a nasadiwa a nangkayaw 
itoy Tao, itoy a babai 
natnag iti aramid ti allilaw
dagiti ramayna ket itoy 
ti lalaki ne, ay nakaraman, diro
wen nakaraman ti naimnas a diro
iti awan panagkedked a nanglapsut
ti kinapimanna naluktan dagiti mata 

iti agnanayon a panaglabsing.

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