Poem Interpretation

There are words better left unsaid:

Let tears dry on their own

To heal the scars caused by love and fear

To face what's unclear.

As murky as a pond of water

Decorated with white lilies.

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The outputs may vary from assemblages, photo essays to painting.

Reycil Jumawan's
Title: Silent, Raging, Life Partner: Luke Adrian Aves


Some words are not spoken but are expressed in other forms.

Tears are caused by hardships with love or the fear of the unknown.

Even murky waters posses the essence of aesthetic if one tries.

Good people are like lilies, pure and white amidst all the chaos surrounding them.

The uncertainty of the future leaves everyone aghast.

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Kent Defontorum's

Title: Unattractive beauty, Partner: Arlan German


Beauty can be found if you look at it differently.

A life is meant to be fruitful if potential is truly utilized.

What's beyond on the horizon is a new perspective.

A pathway to a limitless boundary of doubt and regrets..

An everlasting beauty that ca be sought through time.

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Kerr Patalinghug's Assemblage

Title: Reserved         
Partner: Kenneth Butalid




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Rinelle Frances A. Pogoy & Karla Jean H. Booc's

Title: Beyond Words


Be like a tree and let the dead leaves drop.

In a world where everyone wears a mask, it's a privilege to see a soul.

The littlest thing can cause a ripple effect that changes your life

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Ramon Hope Celiz's Assemblage

Title: Untitled (facade)
Partner: Christian Stephen Folkestad




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Ma. Lourdes Mañus & Esmail Calaw's
Title: The Other Side
Partner: Rynonnah Toring


Wounds will eventually fade.

But there will always be scars left behind

All the struggles we painted with hope

Smile, after all sunshine is next to darkness

Sean Tagsip's
Title: Fearsomely

 Fear is a lesson which teaches us to fight over it.

Even if we fall down many times, 
we still learn to accept every challenge that comes to us.

 How easy it can be to cover up and be happy outside.

 But fear will always be around, if you give up easily.


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