"Lat-Od" is a word in HILIGAYNON
lát-od - To be or become prominent,
exposed to view, show through (especially
of bones in thin people, etc.). Nagalát-od
ang íya nga túl-an. His bones are
showing—or—sticking out quite
prominently. Támà kaníwang sa íya, kay
nagalát-od ang túl-an sa íya dúghan. He
is now extremely emaciated, for his ribs can
be counted. (cf. sulúng—to shine through
(of blood, etc.).
A Short TestamentWhatever harm I may have doneIn all my life in all your wide creationIf I cannot repair itI beg you to repair it,And then there are all the wounded The poor the deaf the lonely and the oldWhom I have roughly dismissedAs if I were not one of them.Where I have wronged them by itAnd cannot make amendsI ask youTo comfort them to overflowing,And where there are lives I may have withered around me,Or lives of strangers far or nearThat I've destroyed in blind complicity,And if I cannot find themOr have no way to serve them,Remember them. I beg you to remember themWhen winter is overAnd all your unimaginable promisesBurst into song on death's bare branches.
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