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Philippine Forms of Poetry
This document discusses different forms of Philippine literature including tanaga, mahal, and dalit poems. It provides examples of tanaga and describes its structure as a mono-rhyming quatrain with seven syllables per line. It also discusses the Philippine alphabet and vowels. Various poetic forms traditionally used in Philippine literature are outlined such as awit and korido which are quatrains with seven syllables per line.
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Philippine Forms of Poetry
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- 2. TANAGA • Mono-rhyming quatrain;Seven syllables each line • Write in any language you prefer with English translation • Specify: NAME, COURSE MAHAL Mahal na ang delata Mahal pa’ng abre-lata; Minamahal kong sinta, Nagmahal ka na rin ba?
- 3. Example by VimNadera Nang gatas ay umapaw Mula dibdib ni Bugan May tumubong halaman Sa lupang dating tigang Umaning walang hoyang Nang Bul-ul (Bulul) dinasalan Ngunit nakaligtaan Itong si Kabunian. Ibinaon ni Wigan Itong uhay ng buhay Hanggang kanyang taniman Ay naging isang payaw Kaya sila nag-cañao At natutong mamigay Upang mabiyayaan Hindi lang ang Ifugao
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- 5. Alpabeto A, B, C,D, E, F, G, H, I, J , K, L, M, N, Ñ, Ng, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y, Z
- 6. I-gorot/ golot (from thehighlands) I-luko (from the lowlands)
- 7. DALIT • Quatrain • EightSyllables each lines DIONA • Tercet • Seven Syllables each lines
- 8. AWIT • Oldest Formsof Philippine Literature • Quatrain • Seven Syllables each lines
- 9. KORIDO • Oldest Formsof Philippine Literature • Quatrain • Seven Syllables each lines
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