I love you enough
to close my eyes while you drive
I may be the first one to remind you to fix yours on the road.
Poetry by Andrea Lim | February 16, 2026
I love you enough
to close my eyes while you drive
I may be the first one to remind you to fix yours on the road.
Poetry by Andrea Lim | February 16, 2026
In the midst of winter, I found there was, within me, an invincible summer.
— Albert Camus
From your carved corner, from your side of the crossroads
You asked me to take a look: love, it’s snowing here right now
And in the hurriedness of your work at hand, you sent without an edit:
have you seen now before?
Poetry by Raymond Ybañez | February 9, 2026
Just this morning I found myself
fixing my umbrella. It rained
last night. I thought of how some things break
Continue reading To Raymond Carver
Poetry by Justine Paul Paraz | February 9, 2026
Wind very strong.
Sea speak to me.
This water
is my father water
is my grandfather water
is my ancestor water.
Continue reading What a Fisherman from the Philippines Confesses at a Chinese Embassy
Poetry by Cerdel M. Caradia | January 26, 2026
Nakahibaw ba ang kabaw nga itom iyang panit,
nagtampisaw sa lapok, ilawom sa init?
Nakahibaw ba ang kabaw nga naa siyay sungay,
nga pwede manungag kung dili ka angay?
Poetry by Ruben III Castañares | January 26, 2026
Hindi na gumagana ang bumbilya sa bahay
Ponde at nangingitim na ang mga kamay
Pakurap-kurap pag sinindihan ang ilaw
Sa kanyang unti-unting pagkamatay
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Poetry by Princess Mary Juliet L. Matin-ao | January 26, 2026
Mohawa ko, mopalayo,
Gukdon ang tartanilla nga nagbiya nako,
Magpaanod sa mga balod,
Magpadala sa huyop sa hangin.
Poetry by John Carlo Patriana Beronio | January 26, 2026
Dili mokanta ang kulasisi;
hinuon, magdikit ilang balahibo
samtang nagdula sa sanga,
maghunghong og tingog
nga para ra sa usa’g usa.