kada sumasakay ako ng tren sa lrt 1 at lrt 2, bitbit ko ang lahat ng naging ako at ang lahat ng hindi ko kinaya maging.  sa balintawak kadalasang nabubuo ang unang bersyon ng sarili ko. magaan pa ang aking bag, walang pag-aalinlangan sa pupuntahan, at maayos ang make up, buhok at damit. walang bahid ng takot kahit hindi kumapit sa barandilya. naniniwala akong diretso at smooth ang biyahe, at makakarating ako sa patutunguhan.  habang umaandar ang tren at lumalayo ako sa pinang

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