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“A DREAM THAT TUMBLE”

          There was a beautiful woman who married for love and the love turned to dust. They lived in a simple house and had bonny children. As their children grew up, their mother doesn’t gave attention to her children anymore until she herself knew that she doesn’t love her children possibly because of the influence of what her husband did. Cara, the eldest daughter always felt anxious and gentle about her mother. Although they lived in style, they always felt anxiety inside the house. The mother had a small income so with the father. There was always the grinding sense of the shortage of the money since the father spends all the cash with unnecessary things.

             Mrs. Santos was looking for some solutions but don’t know where to begin. She tried many ways but could not find anything successful. The failure made deep lines come into her face. “There must be more money, there must be more money.”

             Cara was watching a swimming competition in the television while her mother complained that they do not know how to live within their means or save any money. She even said that she married an unlucky man. Cara was worried while listening since her siblings could hear it all the time. Cara did not believe her or rather she paid no attention to her assertion. This angered her somewhere and made her want to compel her mother’s attention.

             One day, her Uncle came in when she was in her furious face watching a swimming competition, still mad of her mother. “Hello young swimmer girl! Racing a winner?” he said. The two get along very well. The uncle was delighted to find that his small niece was always too fond about swimming competition especially when he saw the determination of what her niece want to become. So he took his niece in a swimming pool and coaches her.

             As the time goes by Cara learned and perspicacious enough so her uncle took her in a swimming competition and is able to earn money for her family. The more she brings in, the more expensive their lifestyle becomes. She is eager to supply her parents with love and money. She wants to show to her mother that she is lucky. Nevertheless, it was never enough.

             She strives to get as much money as she possibly can for her. She won consistently in every contest she participated in. Still and all, their house was haunted by a phrase, “There must be more money! There must be more money!” and seems to be crying out for more. It frightened her terribly. She exerts more effort to suffice the needs however, the house full of a greediness in money went mad.

             For as much as she wants to become a champion she worked harder and harder to provide bigger amount of money and gain the love she wants. Until the time comes she got sick and becomes critical. She dies because of exhaustion perhaps the guilt or responsibility she felt at too tender an age puts paid to her childhood too early.

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“BEGA FALLS”

              Sa unang panahon, sa baryo sa Mindanao nay usa ka matahum na babaye. Iyang anghel nga nawong napuno sa taas, sinaw nga buhok nga niabot sa yuta ug gikinahanglang pa ipilo samtang siya maglakawlakaw sa kabukiran aron dili niya matamakan.

               Daghang estranghero og manunulong nangandoy nga makauban siya tungod sa iyang kaanyag. Ang panagindig nibangon nga maoy hinungdan sa kagubot sa mga tao nga interesado makigkita kaniya. Laing-lain nga estratehiya ang mga gibuhat sa mga kalalakihan aron maangkon lang ang gugma sa babaye.

               Gisalikway ang tanan intensyon sa mga tawo. Pero usa ka tigbantay ang napakyas ug sekreto nga gidagit ang babaye ug gitago siya ngadto doul sa waterfalls. Tungod sa pagsukol sa babaye, gilugus siya sa lalaki, giputol iyang taas nga buhok ug saw ala nagdugay gipatay niya ang babaye.

               Nakadungog o nakabalo ang lumad nga tao sa istorya sa babaye, apan unta sa kalooy, ang mga tawo nisupak sa kaso ingon nga ang tabian nagsuroy sa lungsod ug nagsulti kini nga mao ang malaw-ay nga pamaagi sa pagdaldal sa mga tawo sa lungsod nga miresulta sa iyang wala damha nga kamatayon. Ang suspek wala gyud makita ug walay usa sa mga baryo nga nakaila o nakakita sa suspek nga responsable sa iyang kamatayon.

               Giingon nga ang “Waterfalls” nga gihisgutan sa storya mao ang “BEGA FALLS”. Sukad niadto ang mga tawo sa lungsod nagaingon nga nay dili maayo nga panghitabo sa waterfalls tungod sa pagkabegaon sa usa katawo sa matahum nga babaye. Ang busay nindot nga waterfalls sama sa kagwapa sa babaye diin ang bisan kinsa nga moagi sa falls matintal sa pag-adto ug maligo ngadto sa bugnaw ug makapahayahay nga tubig.

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Usahay gamay.

 Unpredictable kintahay.

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Kay basin modaghan .

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Wala nako nakaya,

Ako kini gipislit,

Gina antos nako ang kasakit.

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