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Hues of Life tackles some possible situations we face every day of our lives, some of it was written for you to be inspired and keep you going in this life. It is written in English, Tagalog and TagLish(Tagalog-English) language, and well written from the experiences of the ten writers of Warang Writers’ World. Stories that were bright and light hues, and some were dim and dark hues. It may be hard to keep up with this life, but these stories will let you see life from the author’s view, that as you keep going, one day you will testify how God cared for you and carried you. The problem wasn’t meant to remain as a problem but to be overcome, which encourage us to cope and hope for better days with God. Truly, this book is nonfictional, and creatively written just for you. So if you’re tired of reading usual essays and literary works that are simply figments of the author’s imagination, this anthology comes to your rescue.
Narito na ang "Taludtod Umaatungal, Linyang Aangal," isang koleksyon ng mga tula na naglalaman ng masinsinang pagninilay sa mga saloobin, lalung-lalo na pagdating sa pag-ibig at poot. Ito ay inedit ko ng may pag-iingat at baka kako masyado itong makapanakit o makapagbigay ng ligaya sa mambabasa. Ang aklat na ito ay ang unang bahagi lamang ng Call for Submissions o CFS na "Poems of Love and Hate" na inyong sinalihan. Iyon bagang mga tula na nasa malayang taludturan o free verse lamang. Ang ibang mga bahagi ng CFS ay ilalathala rin sa hiwalay na aklat. Sa aklat na ito, lalahok tayo sa isang malalim at makahulugang paglalakbay sa mundo ng puso at isipan ng tao. Mula sa mga saloobin ng pag-ibig ...
The 1st Warang Poetry Anthology invites readers on a captivating poetic journey through the vast spectrum of human emotions and experiences. This compilation artfully weaves together diverse poems, each a shimmering gem in its own right, crafted by master wordsmiths of our time: W. J. Manares | Marvin Wrighttee | KwiinMartha | Kristi June | Cherselle | Rhemaveal S. Bonifacio | Haya Jhie | ROSEANDTULIPS31 | ziniriya | DManunulat | Christian Dave Amada From the tender innocence of first love to the searing pain of heartbreak, these verses explore the raw depths of human connections. Joyous celebrations of nature’s beauty entwine with contemplative reflections on life’s impermanence, remind...
Ang mga tula na may temang “mga bilang o mga numero”” ay matatagpuan sa loob ng mga pahina ng Warang Writers’ World: Poetry Anthology 2, na tinipon ni W. J. Manares (kusang-patnugot). The presence of number-themed poems within Poetry Anthology 2 serves to explore various aspects of human experience through a unique lens. Numbers, often seen as mere symbols, take on a greater significance in this volume. Each poem showcases the diverse ways in which numbers can be imbued with meaning, reminding readers of the richness and depth that can be found in seemingly mundane concepts. Through this book, you can explore the various dimensions of relationships, the fleeting nature of time, and the profound questions of existence. This anthology demonstrates the versatility of numbers as poetic devices, inviting readers to contemplate the significance of numerals in their own lives.
Science fiction poetry is a genre that combines the imaginative elements of science fiction with the creative power of poetry. It explores futuristic themes, technological advancements, alien encounters, and alternate realities through the medium of poetic language. In science fiction poetry, the possibilities are endless and the boundaries of reality are pushed to their limits. Through the power of language and imagery, science fiction poetry tackles themes of alienation, identity, and the implications of scientific advancements. It offers a unique perspective on the human condition, by reflecting on the potential consequences of our actions and exploring alternate realities. It serves as a mirror to our own world, enabling us to reflect on our own society and the choices we make. Volunteer Editor: W. J. Manares
Hindi mawawala sa ating mundo ang iba’t ibang mga hugis. Maging tayong mga tao ay may kanya-kanyang mga hugis na bagaman may mga pagkakaiba, ay may pagkakatulad din. Ang ating mga katawan, damdamin, isipin, at mga karanasan ay maaari nating ihalintulad sa mga hugis. Lahat tayo ay hinubog ng Maykapal, iba-iba man ang itawag natin. Kaya naman inaanyayahan namin kayong basahin ang antolohiyang “Tulagis: Mga Tulang Hinugis”. Damhin ang ritmo ng bawat taludtod at tingnan ang iba’t ibang hugis na nilikha ng mga makata sa bawat tulang kinatha.
This book argues that rape as we know it was invented in the eighteenth century, examining texts as diverse as medical treatises, socio-political essays, and popular novels to demonstrate how cultural assumptions of gendered sexual desire erased rape by making a woman’s non-consent a logical impossibility. The Enlightenment promotion of human sexuality as natural and desirable required a secularized narrative for how sexual violence against women functioned. Novel biomedical and historical theories about the "natural" sex act worked to erase the concept of heterosexual rape. McAlpin intervenes in a far-ranging assortment of scholarly disciplines to survey and demonstrate how rape was rationalized: the history of medicine, the history of sexuality, the development of the modern self, the social contractarian tradition, the global eighteenth century, and the libertine tradition in the eighteenth-century novel. This intervention will be essential reading to students and scholars in gender studies, literature, cultural studies, visual studies, and the history of sexuality.