WorldWidevieW: Young weddings on Developing Countries

While a number of people around the world enjoy the gift of freedom of choice, some are still imprisoned by society-induced incarceration with apparently unwise cultural practices happening in developing countries.

Children marriages in certain cultures are disturbing eye-openers of disparity between civilized and uncivilized dogmas. Much worse, the usual victims of which are girls whose minds are immature for married life.

http://t.co/RpWKW2dk -- bibliosensei (@bibliosensei)

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So many hands in one chips pack.

so many people on one bench..

so much laughter in one stupid joke..

so many plans for just one date..

so many hugs for one little worry..

so much love for just one person..

so many tears for one little fight..

thats what we call..

FRIENDSHIP...

thanks

thanks din sir

A Million Thanks Guys...

I couldn't say more, but Thank You... You've been really good students in Literature. If only I could all give you a grade of 1.0, I already did! I hope you'll never stop believing in the power of Literature in changing your life and in bringing out the best persons out of you...

Faith is the only thing we can have.

I remember what Albert Einstein said,

"There are only two ways to live.. one is as though nothing is a miracle .. the other is as if everything is."

We people only live in two ways and that is believing in miracles or having faith with God. I know that every human believe in faith to God. As we tackled English Literature, I encountered many poems written by different poets. Other poetry was already familiar to me but then others were not. The poem that give me an impact to my heart was "On His Blindness" by John Milton. The poem is well-written. Even though there are words that are unfamiliar and hard to understand but still the message of the poem was there because you can easily gets the message of John Milton. The poem talks about faith and hope of a person. We all know that nobody's perfect. Only God is perfect. Everyone can relate to the poem because the writer itself is not perfect like everybody. The author shows that he don't loose hope even though he is not perfect. As a human, I already faced many problems and now I am facing another problem in my life because one of the special important in my life was already dead. Now, I need to face my life without her. Faith and hope are the only things I can gave right now. Faith will be my guiding light through the darkness I am facing right now. God give me this problem because He knows that I can faced it. I'll just continue praying and believing in myself that God is always there to guide me.




Glenna Marie L. Inciong
BEEd- IIA

P-oems O-f E-very M-ankind

Isn't it wonderful to write our feelings and emotions through poetry?... We can tell what we want to tell with others without any limitations, we can share our insights on every situations, we can talk to anyone even to ourselves through writings and we can be as we wanted to be.. At first, poetry seems to be a little bit boring to me because honestly speaking, some of the poems that I've read is I think... hard to comprehend even hard to beleive because you always have to read beyond the lines. Ika nga nila, "Ang hirap arukin", tama naman 'di ba?... But as the days past of having been studied some of the most famous poems in the world, I realized how colorful and unique poetry is...I really inspired to the work of John Milton entitled,"on His Blindness", I love how this poem was written, how it is being interpreted, and what is the real message behind those words. It struck my heart because it says that even though we have lots of problems in our life' God is always thereto help and guide us through ups and downs. He gave us problems not to test our capabilities but to teach us how to be strong enough to face the different hindrances that life was offering. I beleive that through this poem, God is always good. as Santino's always qouted "Wag tayong mawalan ng pag-asa andiyan lang si Bro".

Formarejo, Rogelio A. Jr.
BEEd II-A

By: Ashley Lorraine Credo

There are lots of moments in our lives that we feel vanished, abandoned and ignored especially during the venture. As one of the student of world literature I like the poem entitled "On His Blindness" by John Milton which expressed his grief and misfortune yet still coupled with hope. Sometimes I asked God why He made my life desperate because of the problems and challenges yet I am not loosing hope but gain more faith on Hos as one of his creation. Every year counts, every hour is important, every minute is valuable and every second giver an informing day.