Dahaga Poen
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  • Parts 1
  • Time 6m
Ongoing, First published Apr 27, 2023
Mengisahkan rakan bujang yang dahagakan seks yang lantas mencari dan merebut segala peluang untuk mendapatkan air dari perigi-perigi yang terbiar atau merasmikan air dari perigi-perigi baru. 
Watak dan cerita sekadar rekaan dan olahan dari pengalaman-pengalaman dari warga-warga bujang dahaga diluar sana. Tidak ada kena mengena antara cara hidup sama ada yang hidup ataupun yang sudah mati. Penulis tidak akan bertanggungjawab terhadap sebarang reaksi atau respon aggresif atau diluar kawalan dari mana-mana pembaca yang gagal mengawal keghairahan atau perasaan. Mohon terhibur sambil berkocak.
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