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One of the most famous Filipino poems, "Bayan Ko" (My Country) is a stirring anthem of love and loyalty to the Philippines. Written by Jose Corazon de Jesus during the Japanese occupation of the country, the poem became a rallying cry for the Filipino people to resist oppression and fight for freedom. Its powerful imagery and emotional ...
Delve into the rich tapestry of Filipino culture through the intimate language of poetry. In this blog post, we explore five evocative poems that capture the essence of the Philippines—from its vibrant traditions and values, to its complex history and diverse landscapes.
Its pristine beaches, vibrant culture, rich history, and warm-hearted people evoke a wealth of emotions that often find their expression in verse. In this article, we will explore 13 evocative poems that celebrate the beauty, diversity, and spirit of the Philippines.
Filipino poems about life offer profound insights into the human condition, capturing the beauty, complexity, and struggles that shape our existence. Through these verses, poets have immortalized the essence of being Filipino and the shared experiences that transcend boundaries.
Through these examples and countless others, poets have immortalized the Filipino spirit, capturing the essence of what it means to be Filipino. From expressions of love for the homeland to reflections on cultural identity, these poems serve as a reminder of the resilience, pride, and deep-rooted connection that Filipinos have with their country.
If only I did not swim in dark floodwaters; if only I did not stare at the flashing blue traffic lights that screamed end of the world. If only they did not shout, “repent, repent, repent!” while navigating atop broken concrete barriers; if only I/we did not shout back, “yes!”.
Marjorie Evasco left Manila to regrow roots in her home island, Bohol, in the Central Visayas of the Philippines. She continues to write in two languages, Binisaya and English, care for a garden, and plant trees.
