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Premium Member Reverence

Iron your dishes
                                           Vacuum your clothes
                                             Defrost the oven
                                             Unplanted the rose
                                             light up the water
                                                Cut the lights
                                               Bake the apple
                                               Televised Radio
                                         It's so, it's so reverence
                           
                                           Wash the bread
                                            Stand or kneel
                                              Baby's howl
                                          His shadows feel
                                    Ramon noodles raining down
                                              Must be cold
                                            Broom stick old
                        Darkening blackness purple dawn Adams ribs
                        This, all this been said before I came and went
                                         It's all, part of the reverence

                         


                           written by James Edward Lee Sr.(c)2017
                                                July 11 2017


204 Team PNoy - Iboboto Ko Nang Matuwid

204.

Team PNoy – Iboboto Ko Nang Matuwid!



Iboboto ko nang matuwid

Para sa asensong walang patid

Buong Team PNoy – sa senado ko ihahatid



Sonny Angara – hatid niya ang solusyon

Para sa atin, trabaho't edukasyon



Bam Aquino – nasa dugo ang katapangan

Marangal, malinis na pangalan



A.P. Cayetano – Presyo, Trabaho at Kita

Ibabalanse niya



Chiz Escudero – subok na sa senado

Kabataan ay hindi mabibigo



Risa Hontiveros – tayo'y ipaglalaban

Ayaw niya sa korapsyon at katiwalian



Loren Legarda – marami nang nagawa

Bida sa kanya ang masa



Jamby Madrigal – kakampi ang mahirap

Galit sa korap



Ramon Magsaysay, Jr. – isa ring kampeon ng masa

Katulad ng kanyang ama



Grace Poe – magalang at maaasahan

Sagot siya sa kahirapan



Koko Pimentel – ayaw sa madaya

Katiwalian ay susugpuin niya



Trillanes – produktibo sa senado

Marami nang nagawang batas ito



Cynthia Villar – ang Mrs. Hanepbuhay

Siya ang ating kaagapay



Dadalhin ko sa senado

Mga pambato ng pangulo

Dahil kailangan sila ng mga Pilipino.



-05/12/2013

(Dumarao)

*My Yellow Poems Collection…written on the day before the Elections
Form: Rhyme

Satisfaction, Part 2 0f 4

A Spanish Farmer Goes to Fetch Water

The limestone, thought Gonzalo, was a sponge. 
So soft, the raindrops pocked it. It absorbed 
it all, and slowly bled it back. He looked 
along the path, to where the outcrop rose 
out of the greens and browns of fecund earth, 
its face all cracked and fissured. Morning sun 
lay on the soil, like a considerate 
young lover. But the limestone prominence 
cast cool foreboding shadows on the land, 
a cloak devoid of color. To his left, 
Gonzalo saw Ramon, the blind white mule, 
flicking his ears. A carrot was expected. 
Below, Gonzalo's "parcel" drank the sun, 
the lion-colored corn close to mature. 
His barn was bursting. Almonds, olives, pulses, 
pomegranates, figs. "Thank you, Fuente," 
slipped from his lips, unbidden. Off he set, 
his wooden bucket swinging, for the crag. 
He loved the ritual of his morning trip.

Bloobery Hills

left you flat like a domino
Passe clings to crazy ways
Ramon is blitzed trying to bop
You two
What are you looking for
Eagley takes it easily
Stand just buy me
That's Bennie we call him the king
Davies bowing out he's going through some changes
Len and Mac Snooped out with the Doc
smoking imagination Chronically outback
well live and let
Back to the party
That's Abbey shes dancing like a queen
wants to live forever
That's Chuck we call him D That Tasty Tea
and he is G a professor riffing about the power fight
You two is he with you or
That's Will he picks up up about midnight
El tongue is pierced its messing up your song
This foxy lady will be anywhere the hens drink
Hes Garf and Si they are always silent
Say hello to mr blue Thats Skye
Those two who turned
the bar to an oasis
Definately pissed Maybe don't know
The guy by the Radio
thats head
hes a bit of a creep
Kurt was coming but there was something on his way
There Art Rick
He's a monkey
Eh Do i wanna know what
Can't here you
for the tunes
i never forgot

666 The 1st Period of the Independent Era of Philippine History: The 3rd Republic

666.

The 1st Period of the Independent Era of Philippine History:

The 3rd Republic



If the zenith of World War 2 was the Japanese Invasion

The nadir of World War 2 was the Philippine Liberation

It also coincided with the end of our Commonwealth Government

Our country, on its 3rd Republic, became truly independent



Our 3rd Republic began with Manuel Roxas Administration

Who prioritized our country's post-war rehabilitation

He was followed by Elpidio Quirino Administration

Who faced a massive communist threat & insurrection



Next was the Ramon Magsaysay Administration

Who successfully abated the widespread Huk rebellion

He was succeeded by Carlos Garcia Administration

Who encouraged the “Filipino First Policy” for the whole nation



After him was the Diosdado Macapagal Administration

Who organized the MAPHILINDO cooperation

Our 3rd Republic ended with Ferdinand Marcos Administration

Who proliferated infrastructures & won re-election



This the 1st Period of the Independent Era – The 3rd Republic

Despite the hardships & challenges, we remained democratic

The Philippines was now only ruled by its own Filipino presidents

God started granting the Philippines sovereignty over its Filipino constituents.



-05/27/2019

*Periods on the Eras of the Philippine History
Form: Rhyme


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