Mahal Magmahal sa Third World Country
Sa sistemang ang halaga ay laging nasa pera,Ang puso’y parang kalakal na laging barya-barya.Galit ako sa kapitalismong ganid at mapang-api,Na pati ang oras natin, ninanakaw gabi-gabi.Ngunit mas masakit ang iyong
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How the magic happens in hidden cafes
There is a door that we notice only when we are tired. This is not when we feel sleepy, but when our hearts have been weighed down with too much
Sa labas ng kumpetisyon nagsisimula ang tunay na laban
Apat na kabanata na ang nabuksan mula nang magsimula ang taong 2026. Ang simoy ng hangin ay muling nagpapahiwatig ng panibagong yugto—kung ito ba’y pagngiti o pagluha—para sa mga batang
When healthcare becomes a privilege, not a right
For many Filipinos, getting sick is expensive. It’s not just about recovering, but whether one can afford consultations, tests, medicines, and even the transportation to the hospital. While the country
People Watching in the Church
In times of need, people drift in and out of the church, seeking the quiet weight of the Lord’s presence. Some are the Devoted: the ones whose faces are as
Your fire never died when it didn’t reach NSPC
When ink first kissed the breadth of these pages, a fire came alive. In the awakening of this flame, a journey quietly begins. Once gentle and meek, the ember slowly
On my birthday, I wish you were a better man.
I only had one wish for my birthday — you. On my birthday, I learned that growing up does not come with candles or applause. It comes quietly, in the
A Seat in Every Story: The Monobloc Chair
Jullian Elemento Filipino gatherings have almost always had the same exact scenarios. With tarpaulins stretched from gate to gate, folding tables bowing under trays of pancit, sweet Filipino-style spaghetti, and
Kapirasong Pagtindig
Bhenzane Kurvy Supsup Hinihimok ng panahon ang laksa-laksang henerasyon ng pagdadaupang-palad na siyang humubog sa pagtindig ng bawat kabataan. Subalit ang pagdadaupang-palad na ito ay hindi tanda ng kaduwagan, kundi
A Heroine in Heels
They say women were born only to serve, relegated to the quiet corners of a home and bound by the weight of submission. They told us to lower our voices
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