September 5, 2004
Tanaga
A tanaga is a poem composed of 4 lines with 7 syllables each, which follows a rhyme scheme. We were asked to write one for our Humanidades class and it's due next week. We were asked to write about school or on being a student. Well, here's mine.
Parang sulat ng lapis,
Pag binura'y wala na.
Ang kaalamang nais,
Alam lamang sa una.
Does this even make sense? Well, the message I want to get across is this: that I only know stuff before and during a quiz or exam but after that, they go to the recycle bin. The way this works for Math is even more depressing. I only know stuff before an exam. We just had our second exam last Friday and I am not expecting satisfactory results. Why is it so hard to remember things? I'm not even that old yet to start having memory lapses.
But then again, perhaps this is just a product of always resorting to cramming.
Parang sulat ng lapis,
Pag binura'y wala na.
Ang kaalamang nais,
Alam lamang sa una.
Does this even make sense? Well, the message I want to get across is this: that I only know stuff before and during a quiz or exam but after that, they go to the recycle bin. The way this works for Math is even more depressing. I only know stuff before an exam. We just had our second exam last Friday and I am not expecting satisfactory results. Why is it so hard to remember things? I'm not even that old yet to start having memory lapses.

Posted by Louie on September 5, 2004 at 01:16 PM | 3 comments