
TALAAN NG NILALAMAN
PANGBUNG̃AD
BUNTONG HINING̃A...
¡HINAGPIS.....! - I.
¡DALAMHATI!... - I.
¡AKO...!
¡ULAP...! - I.
¡ANG LUHA NG HIBANG.....!
¡KURUS AT LIBING̃AN..! - (PAMAMANGLAW)
KUNG AKO'Y SINO... - I.
A lyrical voice opens the story, weaving together fragments of memory, longing, and the weight of inherited expectations. From the opening pages, the narrator reflects on a world of gold, wisdom, and beauty that feels both distant and oppressive, while poetry itself becomes a restless companion that both soothes and unsettles. The language, rich in metaphor and rhythm, invites listeners into a contemplative space where past and present mingle like mist over a restless sea.
As the tale unfolds, the protagonist wrestles with sudden shifts in feeling—joy turning to sorrow, certainty giving way to doubt. Through a series of vivid, song‑like passages, the work explores how personal grief, societal pressures, and fleeting moments of hope intersect. Listeners will be drawn into an intimate portrait of a soul searching for meaning amid the shadows of everyday life, feeling the pulse of yearning and the quiet resilience that lies beneath each whispered confession.
Full title
Buntong Hininga Mga Tulang Tagalog Mga Tulang Tagalog
Language
tl
Duration
~1 hours (62K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Tamiko I. Camacho, Jerome Espinosa Baladad, Pilar Somoza and PG Distributed Proofreaders from page scans provided by University of Michigan.
Release date
Aug 5, 2005
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects
1893–1958
A Filipino newspaper writer and poet remembered for lyrical Tagalog verse, he published work filled with longing, tenderness, and strong feeling. His poems have stayed alive through public-domain editions and audio recordings, making his voice easy to rediscover today.
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