"LITERATURE"
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Sa Gabi ng Isang Piyon (In the Night of a Peon) is a Tagalog poem written by Lamberto E. Antonio in 1946. It is about the life of a Filipi...
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***PHILIPPINE LITERATURE UNDER THE SPANISH COLONIZATION*** When it comes from the backgr...
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Emmanuel Torres won the Outstanding Young Men award for literature in 1961, started the Ateneo Arts Club in the same year, and was curator o...
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DEAD STARS by Paz Marquez Benitez THROUGH the open window the air-steeped outdoors passed into his room, quietly ...
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The Boy Who Became a Stone Tinguian FOLK TALE One day a little boy named Elonen sat out in the yard making a bird snare, and as he worke...
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A New Yorker in Tondo by: Juan Torres "New Yorker in Tondo" is a classic Filipino Play by Marcelino Agana, Jr. It is a satire w...
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assignment Ever wondered why there has to be a moon at night? Aren’t stars enough to light the skies at night? And with today’s technology ...
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Ang langgam ang pinakamasinop na insekto. Hindi siya tumitigil sa paghahanap ng pagkain para sa panahon ng tag-ulan. Ang mayabang ...
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Igorot epic poetry After a long journey without feeling tired. Aliguyon had never been beaten in any fight or battle. He could catch an...
My analogy:
ReplyDeleteThe song reflects the true characters of a people, not literally blind, deaf, and mute but there are times though we are not having these differences it seems like we're the one who is blind, deaf, and mute based on our actions.
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ReplyDeleteIt says here in the song that in every person there is a blind, a deaf, and a mute. There is wrong and there is right.
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ReplyDeleteThe singer and the author emphasize here that blessed are those who are literally blind for they do not see the earthly sin.
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ReplyDeleteMany of us are living like this,deaf-pretending like we don't hear anything.Just because we don't want to include ourselves to the things that is happening.
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ReplyDeleteMany are living like a mute- though this person knew something but because he/she has not been given a chance to have voice, he/ she simply choose to not speak