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    Mahal Ko O Mahal Ako: Poem (Tagalog)

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    The poem is about feeling outcast and judged by others for one's appearance. While the speaker feels avoided and stared at by others who consider them unattractive, they find purpose and meaning in humbly contributing to the land through hard work on the farm. Though poor and dirty in the eyes of others, the speaker hopes to face less discrimination.

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    Mahal Ko O Mahal Ako: Poem (Tagalog)

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    The poem is about feeling outcast and judged by others for one's appearance. While the speaker feels avoided and stared at by others who consider them unattractive, they find purpose and meaning in humbly contributing to the land through hard work on the farm. Though poor and dirty in the eyes of others, the speaker hopes to face less discrimination.

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    Mahal Ko O Mahal Ako: Poem (Tagalog)

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    Wilmer John Albarico
    The poem is about feeling outcast and judged by others for one's appearance. While the speaker feels avoided and stared at by others who consider them unattractive, they find purpose and meaning in humbly contributing to the land through hard work on the farm. Though poor and dirty in the eyes of others, the speaker hopes to face less discrimination.

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    Poem ( Tagalog)

    MAHAL KO O MAHAL AKO

    Sino nga ba sa kanila?

    Mahirap mamili sa dalawa,

    Lalo na kapag may masasaktang isa,

    Hindi ko alam kung sino ba talaga ang karapatdapat sa dalawa.

    Yung taong mahal ko ba?

    Na tinitibok ng puso ko,

    Na nilalaman ng isip ko,

    Na pilit pinipili ng puso ko.

    O yung taong mahal na ako,

    Na Inaantay nalang ang sagot ko,

    Na nagaantay nalang ng pagmamahal ko

    Na kayang mahalin kung ano ako.

    Sino ba nga talaga?

    Isa lang ang mapapayo ko

    Dun ka sa taong mahal ka

    Dahil hindi lahat ng tao kayang magpakatanga para sayo.


    Poem (English)

    MAXIMILIAN KOLBE

    This section is the most memorable

    All people in here is adorable

    They are all smart and friendly

    We are now like a family

    In this section I made an relationship

    An unexpected friendship

    I don’t regret meeting them

    Because they are the best among them

    We tell each others secrets with no shame

    We have told the truth ever if we are to blame

    We have made each other laugh and being sad

    We will have to look back on our crazy memories to be glad

    These people give me memorable memories

    Their love is sweet as candies

    They will sympathize you

    And they’re the one that guide you


    (Speech)

    UNIFORM

    Should students be required to wear school uniforms? That is the question that has

    been brought up for discussion today.

    School uniform policies have long been associated with Public schools. Some

    private schools, including ours, are currently debating whether or not to require their

    students to wear a school uniform.

    Some people argue that requiring students to dress a certain way takes away their

    sense of creativity and individuality. However, there are several strong arguments in favor

    of schools requiring school uniforms.

    When it comes to saving money, wearing a uniform is beneficial because you can

    simply wash and dry it the following day.

    Isn't it better to observe the kids in their uniforms? Attending school is more

    enjoyable when you dress the part of a student. But not all uniforms are inexpensive;

    consider our poor countrymen; it's difficult to buy a uniform when you're limited in

    resources; even putting food on the table is difficult to provide. In this case, "yes to no

    uniform" arguments will emerge; consequently, many young people in today's society are

    free to dress however they please. For some young people, this is a benefit because they

    can wear fashionable clothes that make them appear "aesthetic."

    Yet, there are some who don't buy a uniform for a variety of reasons, one of which is

    just because life is hard right now. As a result, the president or the authorities permit it; yet,
    in other institutions, students are required to arrive at class wearing a white t-shirt or polo

    shirt, jeans, or a skirt. This is one of the requirements for students to abide by.

    Wearing a school uniform is like a symbol of pride, it generates an identity for the

    school and is always a proud feeling to flaunt the name of our school. School uniforms

    show that we are part of something, and say out loud that, “We are all in this together”. No

    matter what the community is, what kind of family background we are from, or what the

    colour of our skin is, every student is one under this one big roof.
    .TAE

    (poem)

    Makit an ko sa dalan

    Pero pirmi ra agian

    Igo rako nila likayan

    Sige ra anad nako mabyaan

    Magkiang kiang kung ilang tamakan

    Mura jug silag mga hitsuraan

    Di man ko gwapo arun inyong doulan

    Apan sa langaw ila kong tapukan

    Sila tanan loodan sa ako

    Pero dawat na nako na ing ani ko

    Bisag ing ani ko nga ngil ad

    Daghan man sab kog nailad

    Hugaw man ko sa inyong panan aw

    Dako sad akong tabang sa yuta way karaw

    Bisag ing ani kamaot akong panagway

    Unta wa nay manghinaway

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