Sunday, March 20, 2016

The Man Who Suffered

By Joyce Christiana Chloe Hatcher
Grade 7 - Unity











He’s the man Who was
Nailed to the cross;
The cross that remained
On the Earth’s crust.

The cross symbolizes
His everlasting love.
The man Who suffered
Was sent up above.

He’s coming back,
Sin we must attack!
Attack the enemy
That brings you back.

Friday, March 18, 2016

Kings and Queens

A Graduation Tribute 
By Christopher Ebo III,
Benisse Calmleth Famat,
& Primrose Manlosa



Junior high was filled with endless jokes,
And winding roads to dreams and hopes.
We are a symphony of laughter and noise.
Love is our language; music is our voice.

One could say our class is the Jack of all trades.
We are twenty-two Kings and Queens on parade.
We’ve been a royal family for these past few years.
All we’ve accomplished deserves three cheers.

God has blessed each of us with unique gifts
And we praise our Heavenly Father with our lips.
Our hearts are united; our differences make us one.
And we give glory and honor to Jesus Christ, the Son.

But now we’re heading towards an unfamiliar road
And leaving behind this unwanted load.
Taking little baby steps into adulthood
Is honestly scary, but it’s for our own good.

The years we spent together, we’ll never forget.
Each moment we’ll cherish and never regret.
We stick like glue through all the bliss and strife.
Thank God that He allowed us to meet in this life.

Now we’re going on our separate ways.
It’s a challenge that sooner or later we all face.
Although it’s time to say goodbye to each other,
The memories of our friendship shall live on forever.

Saturday, February 13, 2016

Giants

A Haiku by Zen Nathaniel Yuzon
Grade 8 - Dignity








The ground was shaking
Something big passed the forest;
Silence came again
A Haiku by Sitti Miriya Kiara Geverola
Grade 8 - Dignity









Alone in the dark
Voices start to say hello
Trapping me again
A Haiku by Billy Scott Badayos
Grade 8 - Dignity













Silent forest night
The foxes walk on branches
Crackling and breaking
A Haiku by Jerel Daniel Abecia
Grade 8 - Dignity










A lightning flashes
Old memories from my past
All but pass and die
A Haiku by Andrea Gianna Villamil
Grade 8 - Dignity










The truth is ugly
Lies are pretty as they are
But they trick people