Anlong: Ryurosa

Again, breaking the so-called primacy of form ;-p

1.

atan ya imis lamet
anengneng ko la’tan
ed no iner

sanen linmeksab
so bulan ya nanames
ed ilog Ari

danayan labus-lakseb
ya inmimuas ed arapan
na malangwer ni'ran matak

inkuan mon imbalikas
pakarngel ko et esaes
“yawat mo pa’y aysing ko agi
ta onkeketket la’y betel
ed laman ko”

panao’y inamut ed saman
panagderemen…
ansakket so linget ko
tan agay la’y dukey na labi
ed ag pakaugip

no ilikdem ko’y matak
nanampar ya pugaro’y nanengneng
tan say luyag na malasay mon dika

2.

atan ya imis lamet
anengneng ko la’tan
ed no iner

sanen inmakseb
so bulan ya nanwaywaya
ed sokung na Ermita

musian labus-lakseb
lirion balang ed maatap
ya konkriton katakelan

inkuan mon imbalikas
pakarngel ko et esaes
“yawat mo pa’y aysing ko pinabli
ta onkeketket la’y betel
ed laman ko”

panao’y mamauran ed saman
maodiem so lupa’y kaereman
amagaan la’y linget ko
tan agay la’y dukey na bekta
ed ag pakaugip

no ilikdem ko’y matak
nanampar ya pugaro’y nanengneng
tan say luyag na malasay mon dika

atapew ni’y labi:
inyesaes mo’d siak
no labay ko ni

tinongtong ko’y impangipanonot mo
na amin ya imbeneg ko la’d lingwan

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