World Festival of Poetry | 2015 Poetic Sanctuaries – Pangasinan

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World Festival of Poetry | 2015 Poetic Sanctuaries – Pangasinan

ANGGAMAN masaksakbay ni, malikeliket ko lan ibelyaw so pibiang na luyag ed World Festival of Poetry tan say Pangasinan et sakey ed saray 2015 Poetic Sanctuaries no arapen a komatlo ono komapat a simba na Nobiembri 2015.

Say angiletneg na World Festival of Poetry ("International Fb-Website") onliliberliber ed apatiran sokung na mundo ya mangitatalaga na poetic sanctuaries. Ed sayan taon et wala ira ed Spain tan Peru-Bolivia insan dia ed India tan Filipinas no arapen a taon. Wala ira’y nagawan anlongan ed iparungtal kon pasen: Dagupan City, Kapitolio na Lingayen, Alaminos City, Bolinao tan dia ed naduruman awiran tan unibersidad a labay dan mianlongan.

Kabansag tonia, no natultuloy bilang, et say pangiter na gamor tan pamirbir na Writers International Network (WIN) Canada ed pigaran antabay na kuritan a Pangasinan a sikaraya di Sergio Bumadilla (umaanlong, managsulat na kumbilay), Ferdinand Quintos (umaanlong), Leonarda Carrera aka Amor Cico (managsulat na atikey a tongtong tan kumbilay), Prescillano Bermudez (Ilocanon umaanlong, sumusulat) tan sayan magter a lingkor yo.

Say WIN president a si Ashok K. Bhargava et ombisita ed Pangasinan a gawaran da met na pamirbir so Kurit Panlunggaring.

http://punch.dagupan.com/articles/opinion/2014/11/aristos-50/

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