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By: Mr WordPress on June 3, 2006
at 11:08 am
read poems for my father and others. also kundiman/1. impassioned lyrics with strong tragic undertow. trance-like. the language a strong mix of formal and informal tropes and the centered lines carry the reader to a rhythmic jacuzzi. (o, formalist criticism yan, ha.) great stuff! pang palanca (kung isasali mo). looking for your essays, where are they?
By: alex dacanay on June 17, 2006
at 4:19 pm
my old essays are really old. we'll have problem encoding them because i have no encoder. meanwhile, i'm open to question-and-answer type of essay. TY.
By: edelgarcellano on June 18, 2006
at 7:09 am
Reading “The Bugsy Chronicle,” I had to choke back tears. They’re tears from someone who had pets die on her from a dog to a cat to two rabbits. We live with flowerhorns (a kind of fish), African lovebirds, parakeets, a dog and a bantam rooster and hen. Without them there would be a yawning void in our lives as our children are away for college. The poem is one of Edel’s best. I wish it had greater readership.
By: Babeth Lolarga on July 11, 2006
at 3:55 am