Roikha Indasari (X IPS 4) / 28

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                The Origin of The Blue Lake
               Folklore From North Maluku
                        category of legend

          Formerly residents Lisiwa, North Halmahera with water that radiates on the sidelines of rocks. The longer the water grows and forms the lake. the news of the formation of the lake was scattered everywhere. It is strange, in the area that the water difficulty suddenly appeared power. Efforts to uncover the mystery is done by holding a traditional ceremony.
           Finally, the answer obtained from the lake caused by broken broken heart, shedding tears, flowing and flowing into a spring. Villagers of Lisiwa are urged through kentongan, after the people come out and gather the elders begins with the question, "who among you are absent and not at home?" There are two families who lost their members. Reluctant to mention the names of the two children. They greeted with Galela's common vocation, Majojaro and Magohiduuru.
          Majojaru left home since two days ago until now has not come home. Meanwhile, parents of Magohiduuru say their child with six months gone to the country and there has been no news of him coming home.
           Majojaru and Magohiduuru have long established a rope of love. When Magohiduuru said goodbye to wander to the land of people and they promised to remain faithful, whatever happened and better die than betrayed the loyalty of love. Six months passed, the storms and storms drowned the ship Magohiduuru had boarded. The young man was killed in the middle of the sea. The news of Magohiduuru reached the ears of Majojarudi, Lisiwa village. Was struck by lightning in broad daylight, Majojaru limp and fell. The promise of a lifetime seemed to be a boomerang of death.
          In deep sorrow, he walks in search of shelter to calm his heart. For a long time he sat under a banyan tree and wept. The irresistible tears ran down to drown everything under the banyan tree and that included him.
            Flood of tears has formed a small lake. Her tears were as clear and as blue as her lenses were Miss Lisiwa's endo. They pledge forever to guard and maintain the blue lake.

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  1. Writing Class Research17 April 2018 pukul 06.49

    you can choose between the word "through" or "by" -line5

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    1. Writing Class Research17 April 2018 pukul 07.38

      So far that's a good narrative text :) keep writing :)

      Hapus

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