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    Jose Rizal's Poems

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    TO MY FELLOW CHILDREN Whenever people of a country truly love The language which by heaven they were taught to use That country also surely liberty pursue As does‚ the bird which soars to freer space above. For language is the final judge and referee Upon the people in the land where it holds sway; In the truth our human race resembles in this way The other living beings born in liberty. Whenever knows not how to love his native tongue Is worse than any beast or evil swelling fish

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    The poem ’My Last Farewell’ was Jose Rizal’s patriotic goodbyes‚ first to his country‚ his family and above all to his Heavenly Father. To his country he said‚ ’With gladness do I give you my life.’ He tried to comfort his parents and dear ones with these lines: ’I’ll go where there are no slaves‚ tyrants or hangmen; Where faith does not kill and where God alone does reign.’ The last line of the poem says: ’To die is to rest.’ To whom did Jose Rizal give his last poem? Answer:Trinidad Mi último

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    NUMBER ONE Paradigm is commonly defined as a “pattern or model”‚ although the same may also be used to mean “worldview”. Thus‚ the writer’s paradigm may be construed to mean “the view from which a writer patterns his or her written product”. In other words‚ the writer’s paradigm gives structure to one’s own writing. Consequently‚ a paradigm may also provide the writer the “how”‚ as in the paradigm revolves around the writing process‚ or the “why”‚ as in the paradigm revolves around the meaning and

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    Jose Rizal Epic Poem

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    A natural hero was born on 1861 His name was Jose Rizal A gifted child who studied foreign languages This great hero was the founder of La Liga Filipina. During his lifetime there was a war The Philippines was shattered to the ground.. Many uprisings were fought against the Spaniards! All of it failed until the Noble Jose Rizal came. His divine weapon was not a sword nor a gun But a small pen. A pen so great it united the Filipinos. His words inspired the hearts of all It spread all

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    Why did Rizal write the following poems and essays? * To the Philippine Youth. He wrote this to emphasize that the youth is the hope of our nation and that they should be educated to help in the progress of the country. He also included that Filipino should love their own mother tongue. * My First Inspiration. This was written by Rizal to teach us that our mother should be our first inspiration as our mother is the one who bear us and gives us the support from the very beginning. Our mother

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    10 Interpretation of Jose Rizal’s Poem 1. Mi Ultimo Adios He adores the beautiful country that he and others are fighting for. He wants his fellowmen to pray for others who also have died and suffered for the country. In the last part of Mi Ultimo Adios‚ he said “In Death there is rest!” which means that he‚ being ready to be executed‚ is happy to die in peace. 2. Himno Al Trabajo He states that the Lipeños will always be willing to work hard for the country. The men encourage others to

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    Why Jose rizal wrote the poem The Song Of The Traveler? Answer: José Rizal was a true Filipino‚ but he was also educated and acculturated to the European lifestyle and mindset. Imagine for him the feeling of returning from affluent and privileged society in Europe to his impoverished homeland‚ the Philippines‚ corruptly administered under Spanish "frailocracia" where the native Filipinos were treated as as inferior race of "indios".  In his thoughts and writings he often straddles a difficult

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    This paper is a response criticism in Jose Neil P. Garcia Poem “The Conversion”. Based on my perspective‚ this poem is all about the life of a gay who converted himself from being back to its original gender which is “male” because he never accepted by his father‚ family and even his uncle’s and auntie’s by who really he want to be‚ except his mother which is died. He drowning by his own father when he caught wearing his mom’s dress‚ he locked himself in the cabinet when he feeling alone. But at

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    ’made foolishness’ [coition]. ’He asked for sadol and I ga‚ve him sadol‚’ said the queen. The king imprisoned Pusong in a cage. The cage was built along a path. To the many who walked past along the path‚ Pusong kept shouting: ’I don’t want to ma‚rry the princess!’ The princess was the most beautiful girl in the city. She was like Miss Philippines. Friends of Pusong passed while he cried out: ’I don’t want to marry the princess.’ A prince asked Pusong:

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    Jose Rizal

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    Jose Rizal Jose Rizal: A Biographical Portrait Rizal’s Family Father: Francisco Mercado Rizal Mother: Teodora Alonso Realonda Brother and Sisters: Saturnina‚ Paciano‚ Narcisa‚ Olympia‚ Lucia‚ Maria‚ Concepcion‚ Josefa‚ Trinidad‚ Soledad Date of Birth: June 19‚ 1861 Date of Demise: December 30‚ 1896 Notes on Rizal’s Family         The father of Jose Rizal --- Francisco Mercado Rizal --- was a descendant of Domingo Lamco‚ a Chinese who immigrated to the Philippines. It was Domingo

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