Wednesday, March 16, 2005
Holy Week Tanagas
BIYERNES SANTOSa masuyong pagdampi
Puting panyo sa pisngi
Pasakit at pighati
Ay kakayaning pilit.
Rhodge F. Fernandez, Philippines.-----
Tanaga sa Kahalayan
Romansa
Nanaginip nang gising
Na ikaw ang kapiling
Nang gisingin ng hangin
Niroromansa’y matsing.
Labanan
Lubog na ang higaan
Madalas ang labanan
Girian at salpukan
Daig pa ang digmaan.
French Kiss
Labi’y huwag kagatin
Dila lang ang lasapin
Lalamuna’y sungkalin
Hanggang mata’y maduling.
Makatang Kiko, Philippines.
-----Motel
silid ng mga silid
ang ating tutunguhin
problema'y lilimutin
langit ay mararating.
Jheric Saracho, Philippines.
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