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Kubo

KUBO

The “kubo” now complete and done
With all the spirits and blessings
Adorned and commends
All sights of beauty existing
No faults of structure than woodborer
Can ever be commented  to dissuade
One night or two or month long
Of couplings and bliss
Under the moonlight moaning
Pure gold of love shared
Oh, I know and we know we care
So much perfect for honeymooners
That no one would dare
Put a footprint like “hasta la vista”


Terms:  
Kubo-  Filipino term for a hut, a small dwelling made up of local materials, generally constructed   in the suburbs.

“Hasta la vista” Spanish term for see you later.

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