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Amazing Apologize Phrase

One of my Colleague sent me amazing apologize phrase via YM as follows:

Idham Chalik (9/14/2007 14:35:09 PM):

Balebat ti belah wetan tos nembongan,
layung koneng nu kamari masih ngagurat di belah kulon,
mungguhing kersaning Gusti, sasih anu di antos parantos dugi.

Marhaban yaa syahrus syiyam.....
Ngaraos hiji jalmi anu do'ip,hirup lamokot ku dosa,
rumingkang di alam dunia ngan saukur nete semplek nincak semplak,
ka luhur can sirungan ka handap can akaran,
dina ieu kasempetan pribados nyuhunkeun di hapunten ka sakumna wargi
sadayana tina sakumaha kalelepatan,
boh bilih aya cariosan anu pondok nyogok panjang nyugak,
aya kalakuan anu matak ti cengklak manah,
nyuhunkeun bebas
ti luhur sa ujung rambut,
tihandap sa usap dampal,
ti gigir saguling cingir,
ti tengah sa aya-aya.

Sawalerna upami tea mah aya kalelepatan ti sadayana
moal kantos di suhunkeun deui bebas koredas nyacas, lir ibarat caang
bulan opat welas
jalan gede sasapuan moal aya gantar kakaitan engkin.


To my friend especially you Idham,..
"Saya mohon maaf jika selama ini pernah melakukan kesalahan baik sengaja atau tidak, I've never meant to do that,..."

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