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    Have Come, Am Here (1942) by Jose Garcia Villa The speaker desires to be nude so they burn down the walls and roof of their home to emerge supremely lean and unsheathed like a holy knife. They find the Hand of God to hold them beyond annulment. ANG TAPIS MO INDAY by Levi Celerio The speaker addresses Inday and comments on how beautiful her dress/outfit is and how it provides relief from the speaker's sadness. They question why she no longer wears that beautiful dress and outfit, wondering if she has forgotten her old style. They ask her not to throw away the beautiful dress as it brings them joy, though she now wears other

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    Have Come, Am Here (1942) by Jose Garcia Villa The speaker desires to be nude so they burn down the walls and roof of their home to emerge supremely lean and unsheathed like a holy knife. They find the Hand of God to hold them beyond annulment. ANG TAPIS MO INDAY by Levi Celerio The speaker addresses Inday and comments on how beautiful her dress/outfit is and how it provides relief from the speaker's sadness. They question why she no longer wears that beautiful dress and outfit, wondering if she has forgotten her old style. They ask her not to throw away the beautiful dress as it brings them joy, though she now wears other

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    Have Come, Am Here (1942) by Jose Garcia Villa

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    Hesusa Krisani Mendoza Cardona
    Have Come, Am Here (1942) by Jose Garcia Villa The speaker desires to be nude so they burn down the walls and roof of their home to emerge supremely lean and unsheathed like a holy knife. They find the Hand of God to hold them beyond annulment. ANG TAPIS MO INDAY by Levi Celerio The speaker addresses Inday and comments on how beautiful her dress/outfit is and how it provides relief from the speaker's sadness. They question why she no longer wears that beautiful dress and outfit, wondering if she has forgotten her old style. They ask her not to throw away the beautiful dress as it brings them joy, though she now wears other

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    Have Come, Am Here (1942) by Jose Garcia Villa

    In my desire to be Nude I clothed myself in fire: Burned down my walls, my roof, Burned all these down.

    Emerged myself Supremely lean Unsheathed like a holy knife. With only His Hand to find To hold me beyond annul.

    And found Him found Him found Him Found the Hand to hold me up! He held me like a burning poem And waved me all over the world.

    ANG TAPIS MO INDAY by Levi Celerio


    Ang tapis mo Inday Ay kay ganda At mapang-akit Lunas at aliw Sa lungkot kong tinitiis Bakit hindi mo na suot ngayon Ang saya't tapis mong marikit Nalimot mo na ba Ang dating ayos mo kung magbihis. Tapis na kay ganda, huwag itapon Inday Ang aking puso'y mamamanglaw May damit kang iba, ngunit bagong hiram Dapat mong mahalin ang damit na kinagisnan.

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