This document summarizes notable Philippine literature after the EDSA revolution in 1986. It discusses famous poems such as "The Way We Live" by Danton Remoto and "Caravan of the Water-Bearers" by Marjorie Evasco. It also mentions famous plays like "Ang Pinakahuling Kwento ni Huli" by Lilia Quindoza-Santiago and novels including "Killing Time in a Warm Place" by Jose Y. Dalisay Jr. It provides short summaries and quotes from these works. Additionally, it identifies famous authors Ruth Elynia S. Mabanglo and Marjorie Evasco, who wrote poems discussed in the document.

1. Literature after edsa
Prepared by:
Maria Cherry Montales

2. Notable Works
Famous Poetry
Famous Drama
Famous Famous Authors

3. Famous Poetry
 The way the live
 Caravan of water
bearers
 Maria De Las
FloresRegla Sa Buwan
ng Hunyo

4. “The way we live”
By: Danton remoto
The message of the poem, the way
we live, by Danton Remote would be
to show people the different cultures
and societies in today's world and
how they function.

5. CARAVAN OF THE WATER-BEARERS
By: Marjorie Evasco
We will not forget the evil eye
of the storm they raised,
gutting the grounds we defended.

6. Maria De Las Flores
By: Marjorie Evasco
The mothers must know
The crown and scepter of your rule
go with the high towers,
where their daughters must stay
and mold themselves to your
pure and pallid image,
frozen stiff in stone,
your feet way above our earth,
precarious on that pedestal.

7. Regla Sa Buwan ng Hunyo
By: Ruth Elynia S. Mabanglo
is about a
woman who is having an unwanted
preganancy and after some months is
to give birth to a child that can make or
break her entire life.

8. Famous Drama
 Ang pinakahuling kwento ni huli
 Voice Tape time in warm place
 Kabilang sa mga namawawala
 The execution

9. Si Huli ay isang pipi at nammumuhay bilang isang basurera sa bayan ng
Dimatanto. Lumaki siya sa piling ng kanyang kinilalang tiyahin na si
Francisca na isang modista. Sa katunayan, si Francisca ang tunay na ina ni
Huli. Inilihim hiya ito sa kagustuhan ng kanyang ama na si Tandang Selo.
Nabuntis ng walang kinilalang ama ng kanyang sanggol si Francisa.
Ang pinakahuling kwento ni huli
By: Lilia quindoza-santiago

10. The Execution
By: Charlson Ong
You who dwell
in the shelter
of the Most
High,
who abide in
the shadow of
the Almighty,

11. The novel tells the story of every man, woman and child who lived
during the time of martial law under Marcos’ orders. The internal
conflict of every Filipino during these times, whose blood boils at
being under the martial rule: voices suppressed, souls enchained
and spirits crushed; and the human desire to stay alive, thus;
silencing the inner cries that long to be heard and simply learning
to survive.
Killing Time in a Warm Place
By: Jose Y. Dalisay, Jr.

12. Voice Tape
By: Wilfredo Oa. Virtusion

13. Kabilang sa mga nawawala
By: Recardo Lee
* Lahat ng bagay sa lahat ng panahon ay ang sarili nito at
hindi ang sarili nito. (Engels)
* Winawasak ng ating mga panahon ngayon ang
pagsasama ng mga mag-aama at mag-iina. (Dante)
* Sa mundo, lahat ng bagay ay magkakakabit. Walang
nag-iisa o hiwalay. Kaya mahalaga ang pakikisangkot.

14. Famous
Author
Ruth Elynia S. Mabanglo (born
March 30, 1949) is a professor at
the Center for Southeast Asian
Studies at the University of Hawaii
at Manoa. She is the coordinator
for the Department of Hawaiian
and Indo-Pacific languages and
literatures as well as the Filipino
and Philippine Literature Program.
Marjorie Evasco is an award-
winning Filipino poet, born in
Maribojoc, Bohol on September 21,
1953. She writes in two languages:
English and Cebuano-Visayan and is
a supporter of women's rights,
especially of women writers.
Marjorie Evasco is one of the
earliest Filipina feminist poets.

15. Reference:
* Google
* Philippine Literature
(Book)