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Poems of Jose Radin Llorca Garduque Poems of Jose Radin Llorca Garduque Jose Radin Llorca Garduque Anthology of Jose Radin Llorca Garduque Dedication Mostly...for God & Country (Pro Deo et Patria)... Page 2/634 Anthology of Jose Radin Llorca Garduque Acknowledgement Thanks to God... My Country... My Motherland Makati... My Fatherland Dumarao... My Family... My Schools... MiJoRdGr (MIriam, JOjo, RoDy, GRace)... And to My Poetic Side... Page 3/634 Anthology of Jose Radin Llorca Garduque About the author About Jose Radin L. Garduque 1. Poem Writer in Highschool (OLSI La Primavera) 2. Poem Contest Champion in College (UP Tula Para sa Bayan) 3. Poem Contest Coach in CapSU-Dumarao (Winning Contestants) 4. Poem Writer in CapSU-Dumarao School Publication (Salingsing) 5. Poem Contest Champion in AllPoetry.Com 6. Poems are found in PoemHunter, All Poetry, Hello Poetry & My Poetic Side 7. Poems composed are now 777 Page 4/634 Anthology of Jose Radin Llorca Garduque summary My Poems 1 - 25 My Poems 26 - 50 My Poems 51 - 75 My Poems 76 - 100 My Poems 101 - 125 My Poems 126 - 150 My Poems 151 - 175 My poems 176 - 200 My Poems 201 - 222 My Poems 223 - 250 My Poems 251 - 275 My Poems 276 - 300 My Poems 301 - 325 My Poems 326 - 350 My Poems 351 - 375 My Poems 376 - 400 My Poems 401 - 425 My Poems 426 - 450 My Poems 451 - 475 My Poems 476 - 500 My Poems 501 - 525 My Poems 526 - 550 My Poems 551 - 575 Page 5/634 Anthology of Jose Radin Llorca Garduque My Poems 576 - 600 My poems 601 - 625 My Poem 626 - 650 My Poems 651 - 675 My Poems 676 - 700 My Poems 701 - 725 My Poems 726 - 750 My Poems 751 - 760 My Poems 761 - 775 My Poem 776 My Poem 777 Page 6/634 Anthology of Jose Radin Llorca Garduque My Poems 1 - 25 1. Pasko sa Krisis Pasko na naman Pero gulo ang nararanasan Ano ang tunay na kahulugan Ng Pasko sa ating bayan? Mga taong nag-aasam Ng kapayapaan sa kapaskuhan Hindi man lang nakamtan Ang kanilang inaasahan Ang Pasko sa krisis Hindi namin ninanais Hindi rin namin inaasahan Ang mga bilihi'y magsitaasan Ngunit gaano man kalala Ang krisis ng bansa Basta may pagmamahalan Ang bawat isa Tiyak na sasaya Ang ating pagsasama At kung may pagkakaisa Malaki ang pag-asa Kaya tayo na't umpisahan na Pagmamahalan, pagsasama Pagkakaisa't kapayapaan Para sa pag-angat ng ating bayan! Page 7/634 Anthology of Jose Radin Llorca Garduque -12/25/2000 (Dumarao) *a project/assignment --- 2. All I Want Love and kisses we had shared Warm and radiant like Renaissance Art More than sensation of intimate care All I want is to keep those in my heart Moments in time we had together A glistening chalice of sweetest wine Better than all the purest cider All I want is to treasure these in my mind Dreams and hopes we had established Created me a strange blazing heat Mightier than I had ever wished All I want is to restore these in my spirit All I want is to have These goodness God has given me I want all of these just Like I want this simple poetry! -sometime in 4th year highschool (Dumarao) *for school paper, La Primavera --- Page 8/634 Anthology of Jose Radin Llorca Garduque 3. Old New Year Firecrackers, in the ear so loud to hear Fireworks, over the eyes to see so dear Noisy lights eversince popular Glaring pops how spectacular Yehey! Here comes again the old New Year! -01/01/2007 (Dumarao) *Topsy-Turvy Limerick Ironic...inspired to become a poet and make poetry a habit --- 4. Haughty Humbles Look! Someone yonder stands proud in elegant gown The vain head protrudes with a shining golden crown But oh! Suddenly pours the flashing rain That someone brings no umbrella in brain The haughty humbles to share with a clown! -01/01/2007 (Dumarao) *Topsy-Turvy Limerick Ironic --- 5. Doubtful Decision Marut, the businessman, wants to go vacation Page 9/634 Anthology of Jose Radin Llorca Garduque He now ponders what place in or out his nation Buys the ticket but decides not to go Thinks more money to spend if do so Hour before flight is in doubtful decision. -01/01/2007 (Dumarao) *Topsy-Turvy Limerick Ironic --- 6. Soundless Shout Alas! Ouch! What is this thing pulling me out? Off in my mother's womb where I came about Aray! Oh I'm now bleeding Aray! My flesh here shredding I'm helpless, nobody hears my soundless shout! -01/02/2007 (Dumarao) *Topsy-Turvy Limerick Ironic --- 7. Withered Youth Off their garments, they naïve Pose the young Adam and Eve In the picture booth Hail! Go withered youth Ignore poor innocent grieve! Page 10/634 Anthology of Jose Radin Llorca Garduque -01/02/2007 (Dumarao) *Topsy-Turvy Limerick Ironic --- 8. Delightful Pain Damn you stupid who is feeling delightful pain From my anguish, cruel, you'll never ever gain You deserve more than a jail Hell's upon you stingray's tail Frowning piranha, smiling hyena, in vain! -1/02/2007 (Dumarao) *Topsy-Turvy Limerick Ironic --- 9. Swimming Fly In a canteen where my food I buy I draw my eyeballs to viands nigh There was a soup hot as good But something odd shifts my mood A speck out of place, a swimming fly! -01/03/2007 (Dumarao) *Topsy-Turvy Limerick Ironic Page 11/634 Anthology of Jose Radin Llorca Garduque --- 10. Flying Fish Hail! You marine creatures skedaddle skittish Haven't perceived anything worth so named languish Yet, how this realm of vast dominion Entities stay underwater's nation Mere lapses aqua occupation ? flying fish! -01/03/2007 (Dumarao) *Topsy-Turvy Limerick Ironic --- 11. Flightless Wings Call me, flightless wings, don't deny I do flip, flap, stretch, yet cannot fly For what are we or me In night a star that's wee But look! I'm still beautiful! Thanks, High! -01/03/2007 (Dumarao) *Topsy-Turvy Limerick Ironic --- 12. Page 12/634 Anthology of Jose Radin Llorca Garduque Kind Devils Season of great hypocrisy showcase behold Resurrecting good names from grave of rot and old Don they the masks of cheerful smiles Hand they bills yonder petty miles They are kind devils devour fortune's threshold. -01/04/2007 (Dumarao) *Topsy-Turvy Limerick Ironic --- 13. Horned Angels Adore the heroes and heroines of this nation mine Uplift us from scourge of damned clasping poverty line Over the kings' banquet, eyes open wide Just mouth remain bold, don't fear truthful chide Horned angels endure to oppose treachery wine. -01/04/2007 (Dumarao) *Topsy-Turvy Limerick Ironic --- 14. Media Beside Come! Lo! Valiant knights who never hide Allow not the truth be put aside Page 13/634 Anthology of Jose Radin Llorca Garduque Zip not thy mouth, ears open Walk not with doubt, eyes listen Do odd, let them see media beside. -01/04/2007 (Dumarao) *Topsy-Turvy Limerick Ironic --- 15. Honest Lie Lady someone asked young beautiful man Grace supposition as elegant swan Paired male eyes upon her up to down Wears he anonymous smile nor frown "Fairy dear!" cries mouth's obvious honest lie. -01/05/2007 (Dumarao) *Topsy-Turvy Limerick Ironic --- 16. Welcome Farewell In front of doorway stood Ben, the rich suitor Blue mat says, "Come in, there's no alligator." Now lo Carpenter Juan! Amy's heart, you're number one! Clings welcome farewell, inside a raptor! Page 14/634 Anthology of Jose Radin Llorca Garduque -01/05/2007 (Dumarao) *Topsy-Turvy Limerick Ironic --- 17. Beginning Ends Monday in Baywalk's orange afternoon Jay meets Joy due a dish of pork and spoon Heads talk and name they exchange Hearts walk and love they arrange Aware this beginning ends, shines the moon. -01/05/2007 (Dumarao) *Topsy-Turvy Limerick Ironic --- 18. Intended Coincidence Bossy Jessy bought a dish of chicken curry Comes out he from fastfood in an unknown hurry Steady stony head and chin up he goes Spare not from dog shit neatly gleamed shoe toes Intended coincidence bursts funny fury. -01/06/2007 (Miagao) *Topsy-Turvy Limerick Ironic Page 15/634 Anthology of Jose Radin Llorca Garduque --- 19. Cold Fire For Royal Reyes' food so chef they urgent dire Another time, another maiden fast new hire Spoiled children now happy they Stuff tender hope everyday But cook, her Excellency, finds crisis ? cold fire! -01/07/2007 (Miagao) *Topsy-Turvy Limerick Ironic --- 20. Fast Turtle River yonder bathe Danica baby subtle Shampoo and soap ye by Mother Lily gentle Far from across mom's eyes see Running reptile must clumsy Huge, unusual blue-green hump rush gone fast turtle. -01/08/2007 (Miagao) *Topsy-Turvy Limerick Ironic --- Page 16/634 Anthology of Jose Radin Llorca Garduque 21. Independent Prisoner Found Mr. Al Gator guilty human killer Law impartial show must him in railing teeter Croc tears flow icy eyes Gloom mark blooms purring mice Jail possessed by him ? independent prisoner. -01/09/2007 (Miagao) *Topsy-Turvy Limerick Ironic --- 22. History Today Where classroom colleagues and I come, sit, wait & stay For teacher not yet is there on time must, not may 'Til minutes come to thirty Opt us all forsake pretty Professor absent will not history today. -01/10/2007 (Miagao) *Topsy-Turvy Limerick Ironic --- 23. Strong Weakness Harry old farmer in his field under morning brightness Page 17/634 Anthology of Jose Radin Llorca Garduque "Kalabaw, dali!" commanded he in bearing highness Helpful, burdened is the black beast Exasperated not at least "Kalabaw, sandali lang!" driver shouts in strong weakness. -01/11/2007 (Miagao) *Topsy-Turvy Limerick Ironic --- 24.
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