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Oct 19, 2023 · Philippine epics are lengthy narrative poems based on oral tradition. The verses were chanted or sung while being passed from generation to generation before being written on paper. The plots of their stories revolve around supernatural events and heroic deeds.
Mar 21, 2022 · With so many languages and dialects to utilize when describing our rich history and experiences, the Philippines has a lot to offer to the poetry world. Here are 5 poets and 5 poem collections ...
Jan 4, 2021 · Tagalog rhyming words for poems help utilize the beauty of the Filipino language. Uncover a famous insight into Tagalog poems & where to find even more.
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after Tropical Storm Ondoy, 2009 If only words dilute sediments at the bottom of my gut; if only a tongue can let this pain hydroplane into a song. If only I did not get up from the soft eggshell mattress of my old bed; if only I played the lazy student card and stayed behind. If only they warned us; if only I/they listened. If only those raindrops...
for Benjamin, 2016 The banana tree swayed as you fell from it; nothing new there – you fell from aging mango trees before. Once, you even fell into open sewage in front of a heritage church, then ran into incoming traffic sweating away whatever demon perched on your shoulder. But that day, when you fell, it was a forty degree Celsius afternoon. Eve...
Winter, 2019 from where I am, El Niño is a god. he wakes children up by wiping their foreheads wet with sticky sweat when they go out to play before lunch, he makes sure they run back home before their skins sizzle, blister and peel siesta is sleep spent swimming in beads of sweat and jerking awake from the burn of the lazy 3 pm sun if in school, t...
Oct 1, 2021 · In Tagalog the term, if strictly used, is applied only to poems written in octosyllabic lines; those in alexandrines * having on the title-page Buhay nang, etc. (“Life of,” etc.) or Salita at Buhay, etc. (“Story and Life,” etc.). The general Tagalog word for “poem” or “song” is awit.
Poems about Narrative tagalog at the world's largest poetry site. Ranked poetry on Narrative tagalog, by famous & modern poets. Learn how to write a poem about Narrative tagalog and share it!
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