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2. I think the childhood game is alluded to in the title of the poem was TOP (trumpo).
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3. The major poetric device used in the poem was IMAGERY, I think no because for me it is hard to understand easily. And the type of imagery that used in the
poem is visual imagery because it refers to visualise the subject, objects and events in the poem.
To give support in one thing or give help To give a hand to people in need
Sinidok (sinapo)
To hurt ones self resulting in bruises or wound Make other people bleed
Lulugadon (susugatan)
It is the hard growth in the skin making it rough The surface of the skin is hard as rock
Makubal (makalyo)
It is a hum or making slow and steady movement To make noise or buzz like a bee
Hagubhob (ugong)
It is how light one thing is It is like feeling the light
Magian (magaan)
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reports are prepared by the Secretariat for reference by Council members, these reports are made available only on the
day of the deliberation and are not of much help.”
Resil was really much less concerned about awards than by the inequality (and, therefore, the injustice) of popular
perceptions.
“The politics of national recognition” he went on to say, “is such that it matters where you are read, in what language,
and by whom.
Someone who publishes in Hiligaynon (or Cebuano, Waray, or Iluko) in a periodical with a circulation of 50,000 is a
‘regional writer.’
A writer in Manila who publishes a 500-copy of English poems is a ‘national writer.’” (Interestingly enough, we’re
holding our sessions at the Casino Español de Cebu, a social and architectural tribute to a language we’ve almost entirely
lost, literarily.)
Taboan’s discussions following Resil’s speech revived some of those familiar issues.
To the Antique-born poet and playwright John Iremil Teodoro, the common practice of denoting any writing outside
Manila as “regional” literature merely reinforced “Manila-centrism,” according, by implication, a superior quality to
products coming out of the capital. However, to Carlo Arejola from Bicol, the regional badge was a not a hindrance but a
challenge.
According to Arejola, You don’t need to look to Manila for approval or affirmation, You can create a readership among
yourselves. We created our own awards, our own workshop.
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I would like to inform you that your work is NOT APPROVED to published because I think you should edit it again and you
can submit it if you want to, then i will check it again for you. Sorry and thank you for your understanding.
Yours truly,
HENRY CASTILLO
Editor of Bikol Literary Magazine
H. REFLECTION
I have realized that we need to be familiarized to the own language of our country and be equal to any region, religion, languange or cities in our country
because they are Filipinos. And they deserved to be respect.
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