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    NCR V.S. Calabarzon: Delos Reyes, Cartalla, Romero

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    The document summarizes key differences and similarities between cultures in NCR and Calabarzon regions. It also analyzes two poems, "Manila Evenings" and "The noise may reach above heaven". Both poems depict the cities as dirty and noisy but also express a feeling of satisfaction and acceptance of mistakes as home.

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    The document summarizes key differences and similarities between cultures in NCR and Calabarzon regions. It also analyzes two poems, "Manila Evenings" and "The noise may reach above heaven". Both poems depict the cities as dirty and noisy but also express a feeling of satisfaction and acceptance of mistakes as home.

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    NCR V.S. Calabarzon: Delos Reyes, Cartalla, Romero

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    Ormon Angel Andes
    The document summarizes key differences and similarities between cultures in NCR and Calabarzon regions. It also analyzes two poems, "Manila Evenings" and "The noise may reach above heaven". Both poems depict the cities as dirty and noisy but also express a feeling of satisfaction and acceptance of mistakes as home.

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    NCR V.S.

    CALABARZON

    Delos Reyes, Cartalla, Romero


    CULTURE

    They differ in cleanliness consciousness.


    They differ in certain languages.
    They differ in wedding cultures
    They are the same when it comes to the
    acceptance of mistakes.
    LITERATURE

    Manila Evenings
    The smell of cancer in the air
    Complimented the noise of the jeeps
    That raced through the intersection
    As the sun slowly sunk at the sight of
    the moon
    LITERATURE

    The noise may reach above heaven


    And the air may be as dirty as the sewers
    But there is no other place
    That I would consider home
    by Lorenzo Inigo Jimenez
    LITERATURE

    This poem reveals the truth about


    Manila that it is dirty and noisy and very
    stressful in nature, and it reflects the
    people living in it.
    DESCRIBING v.s. EXPLAINING
    LITERATURE

    Repetition of thoughts and concepts


    that were explained enough

    Sometimes mistaken for a conclusion,


    because of its type of sequencing.
    LITERATURE
    Both poems show the feeling of satisfaction,
    even though they had made mistakes that may
    have led to the destruction of the image of
    their cities / barrios.
    In the lines But there is no other place That I
    would consider home and Talaga namang
    uuwi kang humahapay sa saya. give justice that
    there is satisfaction.

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