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Cesar’s Pot

Posted on September 27, 2022 by Kayle Angelie Palattao

A hollow, low-frequency sound or sensation from a bass drum or tympani, sometimes like a rolling bowling ball or thunder, the engine sound of tricycles in Brgy. Ajat, serves as an alarm clock for Cesar Diaz Jr. At 5:00c’clock in the morning he fills his pot with water places it on fire enough for him continue reading : Cesar’s Pot

Mama Paved the Way

Posted on September 22, 2022 by Kayle Angelie Palattao

 As the heavy drips of rain started to douse off through their gable roof, uneasiness started to creep in. A cup of brewed barako coffee would be enough to warm the cold weather but not for a weary mother whose racing thoughts were of her children – of whether to send them to school traversing continue reading : Mama Paved the Way