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121st sonnet added to Malagilion: Soniton Pangasinan
sonito 121
(ambelat-agew 2004)
tinmerter so dala na salita
ya anoor na daan ya sipan
tan anondon ed say kasalanan
taoir nin nanlapu ed si Adan
salita ed gapo'y uniberso
tan berso ya nagmaliw ya too
linaoa na impinito ya dyus
ya ipasak tan ompatey ed krus
dia'd angipasakan ya pugaro
binmuneknek ira'y bato-bato
ed amagan dalin na kalbario
nen asalug na mablin dala to
alaldis so taoen tan ayegyeg
so mundo kauyos na engas to
In the News: Finalists Announced for World's Biggest Poetry Prize
TORONTO, Digital Journal – Seven writers will vie for the most lucrative poetry prize in the world.
Yesterday, the Griffin Poetry Prize organizers announced the shortlist for the annual prize, divided into two categories, Canadian and international. Each prize is worth $40,000, and the winner will be announced June 3 in Toronto.
In the Canadian category, shortlisted writers are Di Brandt for Now You Care, Leslie Greentree for Go-go Dancing with Elvis, and Anne Simpson for Loop. In the international category: Suji Kwock Kim for Notes From the Divided Country, August Kleinzahler for The Strange Hours Travelers Keep, David Kirby for The Ha-Ha and Louis Simpson for The Owner of the House.
121st sonnet added to Malagilion: Soniton Pangasinan
sonito 121
(ambelat-agew 2004)
tinmerter so dala na salita
ya anoor na daan ya sipan
tan anondon ed say kasalanan
taoir nin nanlapu ed si Adan
salita ed gapo'y uniberso
tan berso ya nagmaliw ya too
linaoa na impinito ya dyus
ya ipasak tan ompatey ed krus
dia'd angipasakan ya pugaro
binmuneknek ira'y bato-bato
ed amagan dalin na kalbario
nen asalug na mablin dala to
alaldis so taoen tan ayegyeg
so mundo kauyos na engas to
In the News: Finalists Announced for World's Biggest Poetry Prize
TORONTO, Digital Journal – Seven writers will vie for the most lucrative poetry prize in the world.
Yesterday, the Griffin Poetry Prize organizers announced the shortlist for the annual prize, divided into two categories, Canadian and international. Each prize is worth $40,000, and the winner will be announced June 3 in Toronto.
In the Canadian category, shortlisted writers are Di Brandt for Now You Care, Leslie Greentree for Go-go Dancing with Elvis, and Anne Simpson for Loop. In the international category: Suji Kwock Kim for Notes From the Divided Country, August Kleinzahler for The Strange Hours Travelers Keep, David Kirby for The Ha-Ha and Louis Simpson for The Owner of the House.
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