Concha Araneta Bocala of Panay, a poem
catching fireflies, gathering stardusts / washing own's wings on cool moonrains / leading the cell to win the/ Revolution.
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catching fireflies, gathering stardusts / washing own's wings on cool moonrains / leading the cell to win the/ Revolution.
Many years from now
we shall talk about the moon moving triumphantly
across a red sky;
we shall talk about the trees swaying
amidst red banners on the plaza we shall pass by
Hindi na namin dinig ang kalabugan
ng nag-uunahang daga sa dibdib.
Pag-ibig sa katarungan
ang itinitibok ng aming puso.
When your voice no longer bears the weight
of what you must say, then language must have gone away,
or forcibly buried underground,
silenced the fascist way.
A city’s peace / once more cracked, broken / by a heinous deed / against a barrister of a people’s rights.
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Pagkatapos ng unos
Ibubuhos ang tuos,
Malulubos ang kapos
Lalagasin ang lubos.
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walang katumbas na yaman ang iyong pagmamahal
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Get out of your comfort zone, my friend,
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perhaps you’ll see vulnerability
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