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September 26, 2012

Carnivorous Hearts

he opened his heart and out flew a vulture. clawing on rotten flesh, breaking white bones and screeching for its brothers with their hungry mouths. slowly, methodically, answering the call, poking their bald heads out of carnivorous hearts. cautiously scanning the alien air, unfamiliar with freedom or maybe the new Continue reading

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September 4, 2012

this room, this continent

wearing nothing but your sins and a litany of regrets around your neck, a droning murmur of hearts fills the night – a kiss breaks the silence of skin to skin. in the dense dark of this room, shadows meet shadows: touching flesh, stitching sins, weaving a blanket of guilt. trembling hand touches trembling heart Continue reading

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About Me

My work and writing revolve around the intersections of community, culture, and education, with a particular interest in the social and cultural landscapes of Mindanao. This space brings together my academic reflections, occasional poetry, and inquiries shaped by anthropology and lived experience.

I explore questions about learning, identity, place, and the ways people navigate their worlds. If you’re interested in thoughtful analysis, grounded perspectives, some creative nonfic, you’re welcome to join me here.

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Carnivorous Hearts

this room, this continent