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land's moniker mulls utmost care      Kalinga branding the ox       of men with glaringly   immaculate chiaroscuro, atop hills flourishing with the fruits emblazoning   reticence.   chase angel-ward, the synopsis   of meaningfulness,     jagged, indelible accoutrement     akin to the brand of          chaste heritage,    galvanizing this epitaph      with aesthetic nativity,   gallant mambabatok - fill my bones with the ache of your past,    carve in me what the rippling     shrill of air has toppled       in the highlands   you have us shaking the blood     of this archipelago like boughs    breaking free from water's ebb,    frenzied by the river-warm     serpentine embellishment    the strike of the thorns     mints in our untouched bodies!    altogether in this numerous hike    we go in pursuit, hunting the    nibble from flesh to bone,     revealing the rebel, body        to soul.
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Sep 30, 2015
Sep 30, 2015 at 5:10 AM UTC
Whang Od
land's moniker mulls utmost care      Kalinga branding the ox       of men with glaringly   immaculate chiaroscuro, atop hills flourishing with the fruits emblazoning   reticence.   chase angel-ward, the synopsis   of meaningfulness,     jagged, indelible accoutrement     akin to the brand of          chaste heritage,    galvanizing this epitaph      with aesthetic nativity,   gallant mambabatok - fill my bones with the ache of your past,    carve in me what the rippling     shrill of air has toppled       in the highlands   you have us shaking the blood     of this archipelago like boughs    breaking free from water's ebb,    frenzied by the river-warm     serpentine embellishment    the strike of the thorns     mints in our untouched bodies!    altogether in this numerous hike    we go in pursuit, hunting the    nibble from flesh to bone,     revealing the rebel, body        to soul.
To Whang Od, the mambabatok.
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Sep 30, 2015
Sep 30, 2015 at 5:10 AM UTC
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