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TULAGALAG | Hacienda Luisita mobile.poetry.project ng KM64 *abangan sa mga jeep, bus, poste, Cr, Bulletin Board, waiting shed, istasyon ng tren, tindahan, overpass, piketline atbp Malaya ang kahit sino na magprint at magdikit sa kung saan pwede. The original text in Pangasinan language ;-p sonito 207 News Item: Several protesters died on Tuesday (Nov. 16, 2004) when Philippine security forces broke up a protest by thousands of striking farmers and workers at a sugarcane estate owned by the family of former president Corazon Aquino. ... para ed sikaran anakbanua tan nianak ed boleg da’ra’y burgis mas mabli ni so tabul na unas nen say dala’n onterter ed dalin masamit so linget na timawan pepespesen da ed darapilan balet alay atap na inawan piogagep da ya nagamoran dia’d beneg na magayagan lupam nagnap kan kalbario O Luisita ta sinalug da na dala tan lua so makbul tan mabunan pagew mo alay pait so pakataway ko ed sobul na dilo’d saray susum

Impawit ko la'd publisher so manuskrito na libron Cirilo F. Bautista: 100 Poems. Aalagaren ko labat la'y ipawit dan proof copy. Balbaleg so ilalok ya naipalapag iyan libro ed sayan taon. Pilalek kon naipalapag met irayan librok no wala'y malaem ya pundo odino makala ak na grants/funds: » Ghazalia: Maralus ya Ayat (Pangasinan Ghazals & Other Poems) » Pinabli tan arum ni'ran Anlong (komaduan pangigalot) Mantawag langonla ira'y musiak ;-p

Book launching nen Leonarda Carrera, a.k.a. AmorCico nen Mayo 15 (Sabado), 1-5 ed ngarem dia'd DepEd Training Center ed Dagupan City. Si Amor Cico et sakey a nobelista tan sumusulat na antikey a tongtong ed salitan Pangasinan. sonito 71 (para ed si Leonarda Carrera) anto ni kasin panangirayew so anlongen ko para’d sikara? Gumamela Celis na Dagupan Ina na Awira’y Pangasinan anlong tan tongtong na panangaro rosas ed pagew nen Amor Cico mabli nen saray mabli ‘ran bato yaman irayan impatawir to sirin nepeg labat ya ikinon ed kaluyagan na Pangasinan silew na litiratura tayo mansiansian mandarlang dia ed puso si Amor Cico sakey ya ina na kinalakian nen Urduja

by Oscar Balajadia ISN'T IT shameful or ridiculous that quite a good number of Kapampangan poets are said to be jockeying for position to be named the next Kapampangan Poet Laureate, despite the fact that we know poetry is all but dead—at least in Pampanga? Is not that a behavior we expect only from politicians? Is not that the behavior that put our country in the dark pit it is in now? It is as if corruption mutated into some kind of literary virus and has gotten into the veins of our poets and writers as well—when in fact they should be regarded as model citizens for their intellect, virtues and righteousness. Everything is getting dark in all aspects of the Filipino's life. Many of us don't even know that Kapampangan literature exists and, yet, here we are surrounded by an army of poets laureate. I have gathered that we currently have 21 so-called poets laureate. Yes, you read it loud and clear—21. And again you read it loud and clear—laureates. I don't want to sound