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“Imaji-ku. Cermin dari malam. Sepasang bola mata hitam menyelinap diriku. Terpaan angin menghela pelan menyentuh kulit epidermisku. Kau hinggap dalam ruang-ruang penuh suara dalam bayang dalam cahaya. Kau perpaduan angka-angka, seakan kaulah lakon utama dalam hidup. Memahami garis-garis yang membentuk gerak-gerik bayang. Tindakanmu mengembara di seluruh ruang dan menggapai sel-sel dalam tubuhku yang adalah bintang-bintang yang kemudian menuju padamu – cahayaku.”

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