SANA ITO ANG SONA KO


SANA ITO ANG SONA KO

By; Deo Antonio D. Llamas



Kung walang kurap...walang mahirap

Ating Bayan ay parang isang fruit stand
Lokal o Imported.prutas ay kaakit akit
Pagmaayos,malinis at hinog sa panahon



Alisin ang bulok,sira at di maayos

Ito'y nakaka sira sa amoy at paningin
Ito ay lalangamin at lalangawin
Tinda mo ay mapanis at di kanaisnais



Ang systemang bulok tunay naka ka sira

Kanser sa lipunan dapat ikahiya
Di tulad ng ating ginagawang pagtingala
Sa mga garapal at manlilinlang hangal



Pag saayos ng paninda ang maliliit 

Dapat nasa itaas ng malalaki 
Balanse walang napipiga at naiipit
Ganyan din sana sa bayan ni Juan 



Mag kaisa labanan ang kahirapan

Trabaho sa lahat o OFW man
Ma sustansyang pagkain,malinis na tubig
Pabahay, pa-ilaw,abot kayang gamot
De kalidad na pagamotan at edukasyon



Tunay nga sa paghilum ng sugat o sakit

Ang paglinis muna ang unang hakbang
Katawan alagaan at palakasin 
Tulad ito ng ating Bayang may sakit 
Para gumaling ay dapat laging malinis



Aangat ang bayang malaya at mahal

Totoong katarungan at bayanihan
Banderang iwagayway sa puso't isipan
Katiwalian huhusgahang patas na laban
Ito'y maging gabay,pabala kahit sino ka man

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