Dalityapi Unpoemed

The SEA Write 2010 award will take place at the Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok on November 5, with HRH Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn presiding at the awards dinner and presentation ceremony. As usual, a prominent writer has been invited as the keynote speaker. Taking his place at the podium this year will be Scottish writer Willam Dalrymple, a multiple-award winning historian and travel writer, as well as a distinguished broadcaster, critic, art historian, foreign correspondent and co-director of Asia's largest literary festival. A Cambridge history graduate, Dalrymple has lived in Delhi on and off for the last 25 years. His interests include India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, the Middle East, Mughal rule, the Muslim world, Hinduism, Buddhism, the Jains and early Eastern Christianity. All of his six books have won major literary prizes, as have his radio and television documentaries. His first three were travel books based on his journeys in the Middle East, India and Central Asia. » Rea

I heute Nacht bin ich Abelard du meine Heloise und ich singe von deinen lyrischen Lippen den Formen deiner Brust deiner Schenkel du süße Überraschung! II wenn in deiner Nacktheit Fest O mein Herz alle Versprechen bricht! ich werde auch auf Gottes Schädel und Brust einschlagen ich werde weder Tod noch die Zeiten bedenken III Weib ich will am liebsten die Hügel deiner Brüste küssen & an die Himalayas denken es wär als hätt ich den höchsten Boden des Everest erreicht mit den stolzen Zwillingsbergen gefangen zwischen meinen Lippen IV bring mich sanft um meine Geliebte in tiefster Nacht mit deinem seidigen Kleid das dir um die rosa Knöchel gefallen ist begrab mich sanft mein Liebstes begrab mich o begrab mich mit Evas ganzem Zauber auf deinem asiatischen Leib V ich sage kein Wort mehr meine Geliebte wenn ich die Rosen seh auf deinen Wangen & den Geschmack von rotem Wein auf deinen Lippen schmecke deine Wangen deine Lippen deine Brüste stille kleine Gedichte die diese Lieder machten

Pinarlasan kon binasa so antolohiyan Ipuipo sa Piging no iner nipalapag so anlong kon Dalityapi sa Huling Paglalabay , Soneto tan Huni sa Caboloan.

Washington DC, USA - Filipino cops and soldiers and on training in the United States can now connect to and ask help from a Fil-Am Foundation dedicated solely to assist them. Mistah Foundation http://www.mistahfoundation.org/ was formally launched at the Philippine Embassy here on Friday (October 1, 2010). Present during the launching were officials from the embassy led by Ambassador Willy C. Gaa (in gray suit with red tie) and Office of Police Attache head, Chief Superintendent Armando Ramolete. Richard T. Gubatan, a Fil-Am who is a native of Dagupan City led the group from the Foundation side. Together with Foundation's officers and directors they met and confer with Embassy officials on how to be more responsive to the needs of their beneficiaries of the foundation. “We offer the foundation as a vehicle to groups and individuals who share the burden of building the capacity of our police and military,” explains Gubatan. The Foundation is based at 3215 HANOVER RD, JOHNSON CITY,

Recovery begins with teachers On World Teachers’ Day 2010 hundreds of thousands of students, parents and activists around the world will pay homage to all teachers who have been directly or indirectly affected by a major crisis. Be it a humanitarian crisis, such as the earthquake in Haiti and China, or the global economic crisis that has devastated many developed economies over the past year, the role of teachers and other education personnel is vital to social, economic and intellectual rebuilding. All those who are fighting to provide quality education to children of the world can join teachers and their representative organisations to celebrate the profession and show them their support!