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Latest Daily Tribune news and analysis on poetic reflections.
The appearance of this basket’s signals a pivotal period of collective transformation, innovation and shifts in leadership and consciousness.
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Good Shepherd Sunday reflections on the Liturgy of the Word (Acts 2, Psalm 23, 1 Peter 2, John 10), highlighting repentance, vocation, Christ as the Good…
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As we move forward from the reflections of Holy Week, may we carry with us not only renewed faith but also a deeper commitment to action.
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Holy Week reflections through running reveal a deeper sense of purpose, where movement, stillness, and faith intersect—highlighting mindfulness, community, and…
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Reflections on friendship, romance, and discovering the beauty of love through friends and a supportive partner.
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A poem on the fragments of life, memory, and the people who shape us, exploring how love leaves its mark.
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And so I leap. I'll fly. I'll grow wings. I'll be suspended, not in the before and the after, but in the now. Where I'm half-floating, half-falling, depending…
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A reflection on how New Year celebrations in the Philippines have grown quieter over time, and the lessons learned from childhood chaos.
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The lechon sits at the centre of our holiday tables...and in my uneasy thoughts.
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Explore the night’s embrace in this evocative poem where darkness reveals freedom, imagination, and hidden possibilities.
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From Vinyl on Vinyl to blanc, free online galleries bring art closer to Filipinos everywhere. Here are selected paintings and personal meditations on what…
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A poem saying goodbye, reflecting on memory, loss, and the desire to be remembered for how one touches another's life.
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“But how do you speak to a granddaughter in her dead mother's stead? Can the responsibility to the dead ever be replaced by the responsibility to the living?”…
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"Almost" seems to be a recurring theme in my life. Never quite reaching. Always just barely.
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A poem inspired by "Murder on the Orient Express" by Agatha Christie.
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A poetic reflection on the nature of evil, power, and resistance amid protests against corruption — questioning where evil truly lies and who bears the blame.
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