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No Maugotanen Ti Daga iti Asin 2

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No Maugotanen Ti Daga iti Asin
Sarindaniw
Amado Yoro
Senario Dos:panagsursuro ken pannakatubay

Inayatdaka kas tarabay ken sanggir
dagiti nabangon a rangtay a kamang
ti ungto ti bullalayaw iti panagsukisok
iti karaberan dagiti nabunga nga ubas
dagiti natubbog ken nasam-it
nga unas ken pinia
uray iti panagkallautang
iti ibabangon kas kadagiti mapaamo a karnero
Dagiti mapaamo nga urbon a sumrek iti koral
Imasenda ti makapagsepsep iti asin
Iti daga ket kunnotenda ti mungay
Iti panagsursuro ken pannakatubay
Ngem anian, anian dagiti gundaway
Ti anag ti asin napukawen kas iti nagpsepsepan
Dagiti immuna a nagtagi-aklo main-inutdan
A maipaigid ti dalan
Iti panagmaymaysada malnaawandan
Nga agkutkutimermer
Iti pannakabaybay-a
Ken pannakaipusing
Ta awanen ti anag ti asin
A nagkunnotan
Dagiti kattungbol a parmata
Iti panagsursuro nga umaskaw
Kadagiti dalan iti kasamekan
ta nanglaylayen ti sabong nga ukkor
dagiti kassangpet
naibasuradan iti igid iti ngilngilawen a
karinderia ken abong-abong
iti tugpatugpa a nagturogan toy agsansana
iti darugsoy ti awan ti patinggana
a panagarubos ti ling-et
iti darang ti anawang
iti sidiran ti kalapaw
a nalipatandan ti ridawna
ket tugotda pinunas ti atab
ken dalluyon dagiti panaginkukuna
ti panawen
ti damsak
ti ugot
ti atab
dagiti makiraos
nga ipisok iti banga
dagiti makarudkod nga ittip
iti panagintutleng ken
panagimbubulsek
iti nalikudan
ditoy, saanto nga agkir-in
ti kinaasino ni agsansana
ta isunto latta daydi immuna
a nagkurob iti karaang iti igid
daytoy a sangkakelleng a kadaratan
dagiti masagat a danum a
maisaang iti siliasi ken sinublan
asin no asin; tinapay no tinapay
kastoy ti kinapudno: adda rugi
adda puon, adda kalman
adda agdama, adda sumaruno a bigat.

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