Marías at SampaguitasOct 4, 20211 minPoetry by Ennie-Marie Dacut IlascoI was never Filipino to them, just someone who belonged to everyone else.
Marías at SampaguitasOct 4, 20211 minPoetry by Jo Alvaradoi wish for a universe that is not so delicate i cannot cope if it slips through my fingers if i shatter in every alternate timeline tell me
Marías at SampaguitasOct 4, 20211 minPoetry by Jo Alvaradomy grandmother does not know how to forget she has taught my mother the same reminiscence has learned to worship grief
Marías at SampaguitasSep 30, 20211 minPoetry by Verna Zafra-KasalaWildflowers grow through the cracked mouth of the parking lot where I had my first kiss
Marías at SampaguitasSep 29, 20211 minPoetry by Noreen Ocampoand you’re crying in them. you were always crying back then, but you don’t remember anymore
Marías at SampaguitasSep 29, 20211 minPoetry by Catherine LiaoEvery crime goes unpunished under the watchful eye of empire. How else do you think revolutions are born?
Marías at SampaguitasAug 8, 20211 minPoetry by Neen Ramoslet's drive until we reach Tagaytay. Drink coffee overlooking the Taal Lake. And imagine there’s no such thing as a pandemic.
Marías at SampaguitasAug 8, 20211 minPoetry by Neen RamosDefiance will carry me through my last days, Amidst the terror of the night, over the coastal waters of Cavite
Marías at SampaguitasAug 8, 20211 minPoetry by Pamela K. Santosbalik: fluid adj. state of return 🡺 to be home 🡺 to be bahay : to buy flight cab out of bahay when no one
Marías at SampaguitasAug 8, 20211 minPoetry by Pratiksha Sharmathe peak of sadness is on my PMS and packages of western countries for dousing my boredom.
Marías at SampaguitasAug 8, 20211 minPoetry by Juliette SebockBut brave isn’t a word I’d assign myself, more deer-in-the-headlights, Rapunzel-eyes, diving into confetti night skies to avoid any mention
Marías at SampaguitasAug 8, 20211 minPoetry by Grace BeilsteinWe need lines, where feelings distract and the way you — oh you! — look at me lingers and makes me forget
Marías at SampaguitasAug 8, 20211 minPoetry by Grace BeilsteinBeats, Beat, Beat, Beat Up music pours from the ever-shared vein waxes and wanes pads on shy feet. knowing what’s wrong in the mind, is...
Marías at SampaguitasAug 8, 20211 minPoetry by Juliette SebockTake a step— move toward the light, the dark, the moment.
Marías at SampaguitasAug 8, 20211 minPoetry by Noreen OcampoI want you to be like me. I want you to have reasons to live.
Marías at SampaguitasJul 16, 20215 minReview by Dina KlarissePerhaps the greatest hold Valmidiano has on the reader is through collective memory and experience.
Marías at SampaguitasJul 6, 20214 minReview by Farah Fawzi Ali Gharib shares her honest experiences of being caught between her Filipino and Egyptian identities
Marías at SampaguitasJul 6, 20214 minPoetry by Jason Magabo Perezor his throat, or his lungs, or his song, his body now gills all over, now there, all the way over there beyond this
Marías at SampaguitasJun 30, 20211 minPoetry by Noreen Ocampothe spaghetti tastes jollier when it costs a six-and-a-half hour drive to jacksonville, florida, the closest home of jolly spaghetti