Wen ti tao, adda iti pedestal nga agbiag, ngem dadduma met agbiag a kas ken billitttuleng

Wen ti tao, adda iti pedestal nga agbiag, ngem dadduma met agbiag a kas ken billitttuleng

Amado I. Yoro

wen, nangatngato ti biag

ti tao ngem ti tumaytayab

iti tangatang

no dadduma ti tao agbiag

kas met ti billit tuleng

tunggal agkayabkab

a sumangpet iti umokna [iti balayna]

puera homeless –

adda latta ammalna a

ruting, ruot, ti sabong

wenno tipping, uray sobra

ken pedaso ti tinapay

ti biag

ti tao birokenna

bagas a silpo ti biag

ti agridam

kas ken tumaytayab

panagurnong met ti aramid ti

billittuleng, idiay umokna

ammona met ti agsagana para iti

biagna

adda latta isangpetna

iti nanumo a taeng

ti piek nga agkikikik

ungapenda ti sippitda

ti isubo ti ina a billittuleng

kasta met ti tao

iti biagna

agurnong

agaliwaksay

ken agsagana

ngem napatpategtayo

ngem iti billittuleng

iti imeng ti rabii

talinaay ken talna

ti samiweng

ti ayug

ti kanta

nalamuyot ti musika

dayta sonata

a mayang-angin

ti imnas ti biag

iti kararua ti panawen

ti amin a panawen

iti sab-ok ti sangapaglangitan

a namnama ken rag-o

dayta a pedestal ti biag!

(I)

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