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<div style="background:#fff;border:#bbb dashed 1px;padding:5px"><a href="http://en.citatepedia.ro/comments.php?id=571163" style="color:#000;text-decoration:none"><div style="margin:10px 0"><strong>Sanasai! The Mother of Distinct Nations with Common Myths</strong></div><div style="margin:10px 0">Sanasai! <br>An anonymous southern land<br> A faraway south eastern land <br> A remote south eastern land<br> In a drifting ocean….</div><div style="margin:10px 0">Appearing the sun and moon on a cannibal island<br>Sanasai! <br>The mother of distinct nations with common myths in Taljouwan <br>The same tongue of an unspoken origin <br>The snakes emerged<br>Tangling the gloomy sky of hundred folds<br>Crawling the dark ground of thousand miles<br>Only pair of brother and sister remained<br>Potsok and Raya<br>Embracing and burgeoning the light amid heaven and earth <br>The penis up-heaved the great loneliness<br>A stone-like hard glans with red blood vessels<br>Sucking the water from the hole of vulva<br>The secretion<br>Spraying and submerging a flood   <br>Could not be blocked<br>Producing the descendants</div><div style="margin:10px 0">Flood was a regret of no subsidence</div><div style="margin:10px 0">Potsok and Raya<br>Naked to prostrate on the top of Tamima <br>The high waves impetuously rushed Tamima through Sanasai<br>in the bottom sea <br>Initiated an unknown grand drift of ocean</div><div style="margin:10px 0">How many layers of waves drifted? <br>How deep the trench flowed? <br>How distant the sunbeam, moonlight and starlight floated? </div><div style="margin:10px 0">Tamima anchored aside Kavorongan<br>An island in the sea<br>Descending the Spring and Autumn<br>Appearing the Summer and Winter <br>The flood subsided<br>By countless time <br>Kavorongan, the island<br>Protruding the Mt. Da Woo</div><div style="margin:10px 0">The beginning the insignificance<br>The meaning was discovered unexpectedly<br>Island found the width of sea<br>Drifting found the weariness of origin<br>The blowing wind found the ambient tranquility <br>Fire found the temperature of air<br>Cold and heat found the countenance of weather<br>Quietness found the root of sound <br>Thirsty felt the heat relieved by water drinking <br>Hunger and repletion felt the deficiency and suffice</div><div style="margin:10px 0">Potsok and Raya<br>Down the mountain abiding at Panapanayan<br>No grains there<br>Yet plenty the grains in Votol<br>Potsok and Raya stretched out from Panapanayan  <br>Through the banyan tree <br>Overseas to Votol<br>They stole the grains hiding in the ear at first time<br>Failed by the discovery of the Votols<br>The second time hiding in the mouth<br>Failed again <br>They third time hiding in vagina and foreskin<br>Successfully brought back the grains</div><div style="margin:10px 0">To thank for Votol<br>Panapanayan honored a rite to Votol</div><div style="margin:10px 0">At the seashore of Katunuman<br>By contributing wine, grains and Parisi on altar<br>Every year after harvest<br>Kavorongan Mt. Da Woo<br>The sacred mountain of Potsok and Raya<br>A resurrection of drifting lives<br>Panapanayan honored a rite to Kavorongan<br>By contributing wine, grains and Parisi on altar</div><div style="margin:10px 0">Drifts showed gratitude to mountains<br>The freeze of the waves<br>The direction of the ridges<br>The tide altered, exchanging <br>The firmness and commitment of land</div><div style="margin:10px 0">Thank to Votol by implanting grains<br>Grain is the golden light of sun rising above the ocean<br>Crystallized from the east island in every dawn<br>Grain is profusion<br>A divine protector of the nation</div><div style="margin:10px 0">Spreading the hundred thousands of grain clusters <br>The descendants of Potsok and Raya<br>The first son Tipso-raya<br>The second daughter Tamoho-raya<br>The third daughter Sumaor-raya, bred son Avora and daughter Rumon <br>The forth daughter Takid-raya   <br>The fifth son Torisuris-raya<br>The sixth son Apotoko-raya<br>The seventh son Avango-raya<br>The eighth son Sung-raya </div><div style="margin:10px 0">The first son Tipso-raya became North wind <br>The second daughter Tamoho-raya became South wind<br>The third daughter Sumaor-raya became West wind<br>Her son Avora became Snow and daughter Rumon became Rain<br>The forth daughter Takid-raya went north<br>Became the ancestor of Volaka(western people) and Ripon (ancestor of Japanese) <br>The fifth son Torisuris-raya went to Long Kiau <br>Became the ancestor of Pairang <br>The sixth son Apotoko-raya <br>Overseas from Green Island to Monkey mountain<br>Then migrated to Arapanai<br>Becoming the ancestor of Puyuma<br>The seventh son Avango-raya north bounded to Da Kang Ko along the coast<br>Becoming the ancestor of Rarangus and Tsiopur<br>The eighth son Sung-raya north bounded to Hua Lien along the coast<br>Becoming the ancestor of Kariawan</div><div style="margin:10px 0"><br /></a><br />poem by <a href="http://en.citatepedia.ro/by.php?a=Catherine+Yen">Catherine Yen</a><div class=q>
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An anonymous southern land
 A faraway south eastern land 
 A remote south eastern land
 In a drifting ocean….

Appearing the sun and moon on a cannibal island
Sanasai! 
The mother of distinct nations with common myths in Taljouwan 
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