Performed by Mookie Katigbak, Mona Katigbak and Sarge Lacuesta during the book launch of Poetry on Demand

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Poem by Marra PL. Lanot
Sung by Cynthia Alexander
Performed during the book launch of Poetry on Demand

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Poem by Lia Lopez-Chua
Sung by Cynthia Alexander
Performed during the book launch of Poetry in Demand on September 13 in the SMX Convention Center

I have nothing more to ask of myself
what beginnings I had
I have devoured them all
I am empty I am full

Every day I rise at dawn
I put on my name
and paint a big fire on the wall
I pretend the house is burning
the firemen all dead

The house burns all day
it will go on till night breaks
I live in the heat
never burned never charred

A stiff cluster of pasts goes on
clinging like molds all over me
disrobe me no future wind will dare
I am dressed I am not going anywhere

Check out Lia Lopez-chua's other poems in her book The Fate of All Progeny.

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Documents the rapid change in the use of technology outside of school versus the continued use of technology inside the school. Inspired by Darren Drappers' Pay Attention. Some slides were borrowed with permission.

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ANC21 Profiles Encourage - Quintin Pastrana Part 2

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