by Lei Strauss |
Categories:
dream,
I have a Filipino dream!
Stop the war and wild loud of scream
I have a dream not for myself.
Not a selfish man who thinks of himself.
I have a Filipino dream!
Cease the pain of a poor at the stream.
Three stars are united as one.
My dreams and love are bounded as one.
I have a Filipino dream!
Be the best in our craft and one of the prim.
Eight rays of sun symbolize hope.
Filipinos will rise and reach the peak of slope.
I have a Filipino dream!
Rapidly admired coz we’re now the cream.
I have a dream for my one country land.
An endless peace and success for my one true land.
by Dalila Agtani |
Categories:
love,
KUBO
The “kubo” now complete and done
With all the spirits and blessings
Adorned and commends
All sights of beauty existing
No faults of structure than woodborer
Can ever be commented to dissuade
One night or two or month long
Of couplings and bliss
Under the moonlight moaning
Pure gold of love shared
Oh, I know and we know we care
So much perfect for honeymooners
That no one would dare
Put a footprint like “hasta la vista”
Terms:
Kubo- Filipino term for a hut, a small dwelling made up of local materials, generally constructed in the suburbs.
“Hasta la vista” Spanish term for see you later.
by Alon Calinao Dy |
Categories:
inspirational
Rise, Manny, rise!
Be proud and be brave.
You're still my boxing hero,
A pride to every Filipino.
Rise, Manny, rise!
Hold your head high.
The world is talking about you,
No wonder people still love you.
Rise, Manny, rise!
Make another fight if you want.
But please, be careful next time.
Don't let a lucky punch knocks you out.
Rise, Manny, rise!
Those fools can say whatever...
And in this battle of life,
"Never Say Never."
Rise again, Manny!
by Nato Calubiran |
Categories:
courage, faith, inspiration,
Across the borders, might be big or small
Bright Galions, ready to destroy with big cannons
Colonizing every country they go
Dead bodies and blood to the seas they flow
Every Filipino stand your ground
For God is with us, in our hearts He's found
God is with us, God is in me
Hallelujah, We keep on singing
Hallelujah, We might die today
Hallelujah, Give us strength we pray
In the end the battle is over
Justice for our Country lovers
Killings and Words to ponder
Love of God, In his arms we're under
My Dual entry.
ABC Poem of Love
(Love of Country, HAHAHAH!!!)
Poems about Nationality
05/30/13
by Ellioza Nacionales |
Categories:
life, love, body, me,
I'm a real Filipino
but something change on me
The unique color of my skin
That every foreign aim
Was getting darker
I'm a real girl
but my body look not
My body got a muscle
In picking heavy things
Just to have money for foods
This changes of my body
Cause of my work
Under the heat of the sun
Just to have strength
Tomorrow to survive
Whatever changes I have
Didn't matter to me
What important now
I can eat everyday
To face the coming day.
by Bernard F. Asuncion |
Categories:
lost love,
He climbed the hill of coupling
with gladness that love could bring
but had no happy ending.
Note: This form is called Diona, a traditional short Filipino poem which is only a tercet, having 7 syllables in each line, and aaa rhyming scheme.
by Bernard F. Asuncion |
Categories:
lost love,
The more the world gets smaller,
the less men stay together.
Too much use of computer
gives no time for each other.
Note: This form is called Tanaga, a traditional short Filipino poem which is only a quatrain, having 7 syllables in each line. The rhyming schemes may be aaaa, aabb, abab or abba.
by Hugo Sarvida Jr. |
Categories:
character, culture, love, race,
When world shutdown grace
Pinoys open up their homes
Jews, Russians, all race.
by Jacqueline R. Mendoza |
Categories:
christian, computer, god, internet, love, people, soulmate,
God told me my soul mate in Paradise
Fr. Jesus (Jess) Labor
Filipino is he
Supported him when he’s here
Was crazy on internet
Fell for the military man, Austin
Childhood friends researched Gen. Austin S. Miller
Scammer he is
Asked God for a family
Skeptical because different
Met this great man
Said has a daughter
Thought to be impossible
Nothing is impossible to God
by Bernard F. Asuncion |
Categories:
love,
Boundless love lets its own life stay
Everlasting day after day;
Remaining in its timeless way.
Never will it stop nor delay;
Always giving joy to the gray!
Dateless love lets its own heart beat
Infinitely in rhyme so sweet.
Zone of ageless care so complete
Offers embrace with warmth or heat;
Nullifying the cold conceit!
Note:
This form is called Pasion, a traditional short Filipino poem which is composed of 5 lines, having 8 syllables in each line with a 4-4 caesura. The rhyming scheme is aaaaa. It may have a maximum of 2 stanzas.
by Bernard F. Asuncion |
Categories:
lost love,
Beat of the heart showed no rhyme;
vibrating without some sense.
Its voice sounds like a cold clime;
saying statement sans intense.
Note: This form is called Tanaga, a traditional short Filipino poem which is only a quatrain, having 7 syllables in each line. The rhyming schemes may be aaaa, aabb, abab or abba.
by Bernard F. Asuncion |
Categories:
love,
Two hearts that love each other
sweetly vibrate together.
The warmth of flame they both wear
will not grow cold nor waver.
Note: This form is called Tanaga, a traditional short Filipino poem which is only a quatrain, having 7 syllables in each line. The rhyming schemes may be aaaa, aabb, abab or abba.