Have Come Am Here By Jose Garcia Villa

Have Come Am Here By Jose Garcia Villa

What date did villa publish the "Have come am here"? ​

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1. What date did villa publish the "Have come am here"? ​


Answer:

January 1, 1942

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2. what is the meaning of When The World Shall Come To Its End Poem by Jose Garcia Villa?


The poem by Jose Garcia Villa, which was written during the Japanese occupation, discusses going up against a particular force. Though the author deftly employs God in each word, I think she is alluding to the colonizers in this poem. The poet believes in the midst of difficulties even in war situations God is always by his side. God always take care of him and will give him a happy ending. The poet further expresses the message by stating that love will triumph in the end, guaranteeing that pain will come to an end at some point.

Every stanza, the poet believes in love, as if he could not let go of his love. The world in which he lives will not be able to survive without love, he will sacrifice anything for that love. Poets always believe that even though the world ends, love will still grow and bring beauty to every people.

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3. is JOSE GARCIA VILLA a filipino?


Answer:

Jose Garcia Villa, a Filipino poet, critic, short story writer and painter, is an important person to recognize during Filipino American History


4. Setting of footnote to youth by Jose Garcia villa


Time: Undefined

Place: In the West


5. question about jose garcia villa biography


Answer:

Si Jose Garcia Villa, isang makatang Pilipino, kritiko, manunulat ng maikling kwento at pintor, ay isang mahalagang tao na kilalanin sa Buwan ng Kasaysayan ng Filipino.

Ipinanganak si Villa noong 1907 sa Philippine Islands. Ang kanyang maagang landas ay hindi kasangkot sa tula. Sa halip siya ay nagsimula ng isang pre-medical course ng pag-aaral sa University of the Philippines, kalaunan ay lumipat sa pre-law.

Explanation:

Pagkalipas ng ilang oras, nakilala ni Villa na ang kanyang tunay na pagnanasa ay nasa malikhaing sining, at nagsimula ang kanyang karera bilang isang manunulat. Noong 1929, naglathala siya ng isang koleksyon ng mga erotikong tula na tinawag na Man Songs. Ang koleksyon na ito ay nakamit sa ilang kontrobersya. Ngunit sa parehong taon, siya ay napili para sa Pinakamagandang Kwento ng Taon mula sa magasin na Libreng Libre ng Pilipinas para sa kanyang kwentong tinawag na Mir-l-Nisa. Lumipat si Villa mula sa unibersidad sa Pilipinas upang dumalo sa University of New Mexico kung saan pinuntahan niya si Clay, isang "mimeograph na magasin sa panitikan." Matapos tapusin ang kanyang BA doon, lumipat siya sa Columbia University para sa kanyang pag-aaral sa post-graduate. Bukod sa pag-publish ng iba't ibang mga koleksyon ng mga tula, idinagdag din ni Villa sa mundo ng istilo ng patula, na nagpapakilala ng isang bagong pamamaraan ng rhyme na tinatawag na "reversed consonance."

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6. anchored angel: Selected Writings By Jose Garcia Villa ​


Answer:

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7. discuss and interpret the emperor's sonnet by jose garcia villa?​


About the Author

José Garcia Villa was a renowned artist, born in Manila in 1908. Garcia Villa was a Filipino poet, short-story writer, painter, and literary critic, among other things. He was known for being one of the renowned “artists” of his time who believed that art should be made for art’s sake.

After getting suspended from the University of the Philippines in 1929 for publishing a series of erotic poems, Garcia Villa made his way to the United States, where he studied at the University of New Mexico [1].

Villa was the recipient of numerous honors and awards, including a Guggenheim Fellowship, a Philippines Heritage Award, a Poetry Award from the American Academy of Arts and Letters, a Rockefeller Foundation Fellowship, and a Shelley Memorial Award. In 1973 he was named a National Artist of the Philippines, and he also served as a cultural advisor to the Philippine government. He died in New York City on February 7, 1997.

The Poem

The thing about art is it can be interpreted in many ways. And when it comes to “The Emperor’s New Sonnet,” it may seem like there’s not much to interpret, but that is simply not the case.

Under normal circumstances, a poem analysis is filled with line-by-line assessments, getting a full understanding of the meter, the metaphor, the intertextuality, the symbolism of each stanza. But here, all we have is the title, and the author.

Garcia Villa was widely known for his harsh criticism of poetry. In one essay, Garcia Villa wrote that there wasn’t anyone who was educated enough in poetry in the Philippines. The country, according to him, was “deluged with poet-simpletons—triflers in verse, poets without crania—the producers of featherweight poetry.”

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8. Jose garcia villa is a author of the poem entitled​


Answer:

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9. The conclution of the story The Fence by Jose Garcia Villa


Answer:

The moral lesson of the story The Fence by Jose Garcia Villa is the importance of forgetting the past and forgiving others. Forgiveness is a way to the reconciliation of differences. On the other hand, hatred keeps the fire of revenge and angriness live.

The lesson of the story is that our decisions and actions have profound and long-lasting impacts & it is not good to carry ill will when those consequences and impacts are disastrous.

Committing mistakes is an integral part of Human’s life and to forgive these mistakes and errors makes a person a good human and also gives one opportunity to repent his mistake. If we learn to forgive one another it will make our relations strong and also build trust.

Answer:

The story "The Fence" by Jose Garcia Villa does not have a clear conclusion, as it is an open-ended piece of literature that leaves the interpretation of the events up to the reader. However, the story revolves around a man who builds a fence around his property and becomes increasingly isolated from the outside world. Throughout the story, the man struggles with his desire for privacy and his need for human connection. The story ends with the man continuing to live alone behind his fence, with the implication that he is still struggling to find a balance between his need for privacy and his need for social interaction.


10. what is the meaning of "proem" by jose garcia villa​


PROEM Jose Garcia Villa The meaning of a poem is not a meaning of words. The meaning of a poem is a symbol like the breathlessness of birds. A poem cannot be repeated in paraphrase. A poem is not a thought but a grace

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PROEM JOSE GARCIA VILLA

THE MEANING OF A POEM IS NOT A MEANING OF WORDS THE MEANING OF A POEM IS A SYMBOL LIKE A BREATHLESSNESS OF BIRDS.A POEM CANNOT BE REPEATED IN PARAPHRASE.A POEM IS NOT A THOUGHT BUT A GRACE


11. what lessons have you learned from the story footnote to youth by jose jose garcia villa​


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Moral lesson about the short story ';footnote to youth';? The moral of the story is that marriage is something that is taken seriously. Because marriage aside from being a sacrament is something that is full of responsibilities; when you decide to get married and you do marry someone, there is no turning back.


12. does the poem Sonnet 1 by Jose Garcia Villa have rhythm and meter?​


Answer:

Yes.

Explanation:

This lyric poem has both rhythm and meter.  

For rhythm, simply identify the stressed and unstressed syllables in each line.

For meter, identify or count the number of stressed syllables.

e.g.

In the line, "It must be slender as a bell" -- the bolded words are stressed

The overall meter of the poem is iambic trimeter with a rhyme scheme of rhyming couplets (AA, BB, CC, etc.)

First, a poem must be magical,

Then musical as sea gull.

It must be a brightness moving

And hold secret a bird’s flowering.

It must be slender as a bell,

And it must hold fire as well.

It must have the wisdom of bows

And it must kneel like a rose.

It must be able to hear

The luminance of dove and deer.

It must be able to hide

What it seeks, like a bride.

And over all I would like to hover

God, smiling from the poem’s cover.


13. two literary works of Jose Garcia Villa​


Footnote to Youth and Emperor's New Sonnet


14. introduction to the story of The Fence by Jose Garcia Villa


Answer: The moral lesson of the story The Fence by Jose Garcia Villa is the importance of forgetting the past and forgiving others. Forgiveness is a way to the reconciliation of differences. On the other hand, hatred keeps the fire of revenge and angriness live.

Explanation: The moral lesson of the story The Fence is to be forgiving. Forgive others while you still have a chance of reconciliation. Never hold grudges because there are consequences of every act that we do. The Fence is all about the mother who could not forgive her neighbour for having an affair with her husband. She then built a fence and they did not talk again. If only she was able to forgive, her son would have not died.


15. what is the lesson have learned in story of jose garcia villa's "a footnote to youth"​


Answer:

Moral lesson about the short story ';footnote to youth';?  The moral of the story is that marriage is something that is taken seriously. Because marriage aside from being a sacrament is something that is full of responsibilities; when you decide to get married and you do marry someone, there is no turning back.


16. what is the style of jose villa garcia?​


Answer:

Villa has won numerous awards, including the 1973 National Artist of the Philippines for literature. His work in both poetry and challenging traditional poetic style continues to have an impact in modern poetry, both for members of the poetry community and other Asian American writers.17 Oct 2017

Explanation:

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Explanation:

Villa has won numerous awards, including the 1973 National Artist of the Philippines for literature. His work in both poetry and challenging traditional poetic style continues to have an impact in modern poetry, both for members of the poetry community and other Asian American writers.

ANSWER:

STYLEcontinues to have an impact in modern poetry,


17. How many syllables of the poem of Jose Garcia Villa ?​


Answer:

600

Explanation:

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18. Setting of the fence by jose garcia villa


Answer:

Answer:The story is set is a desolate place where two nipa huts are the only visible houses. The occupants of both the houses are distant and cold towards each other. Their attitudes reflect the remoteness and emptiness of their location. They have an unyielding fence between them to stay at arm's length from each other.

Explanation:

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19. 2. Jose Garcia Villa​


Answer:

José Garcia Villa was a Filipino poet, literary critic, short story writer, and painter. He was awarded the National Artist of the Philippines title for literature in 1973, as well as the Guggenheim Fellowship in creative writing by Conrad Aiken.


20. what is the pen name of jose garcia villa?​


Answer: Doveglion

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Jose Garcia Villa (1908–1997) was a Filipino poet, writer, and critic. He used the pen name “Doveglion,” which was a combination of the words “dove,” “eagle,” and “lion” and was what he believed was his true persona.

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Answer:

The pen name of Jose Garcia villa is doveglion. The doveglion is from the word "dove", " eagle", "lion".


21. The fence by jose garcia villa moral lessons​


Answer:

The prime teaching of the story is the importance of forgiveness. Forgiveness offers a chance to reconcile our differences. The lesson highlighted is that our actions have consequences and it is unhealthy to carry grudges when those consequences are adverse.


22. The fence by jose garcia villa moral lesson​


Answer:

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Explanation:

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23. when did jose garcia villa die​


he died on february 07 1997

Answer:

7 February 1997

Explanation:


24. Lyric 17 by Jose Garcia Villa Essay


Answer:

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25. LYRICS: II (17) by Jose Garcia Villa


Answer:

huh diko na gets po???

Explanation:

Sorry po


26. what is the meaning of "proem" by jose garcia villa​


Answer:

formal is the meaning of proem

Explanation:

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27. A summarisation of footnote to Youth by Jose Garcia Villa


Dudong,17, is impatiently waiting for his father to return home so that he can tell him of his love for Teang and his desire to marry her.  He feels that at 17 he is a grown man and is ready for the next important step in his life.  When he tells his father that he has asked Teang to marry him and wants his blessing, there is a long and cruel silence. His father asks if he must marry her because Dudong is very young. Dudong resents his father's question, and finally his father gives his consent.

Nine months later, Dudong is waiting outside while Teang gives birth to their first son, Blas.  He feels young and inexperienced, a contrast to how he felt nine months ago. Dudong did not want any more children, but they came anyway.  For the next six years, Teang gave birth.  Seven children in all.

Teang did not complain.  However her body was now shapeless and thin from bearing so many children and from the hard work of caring for them and the household.  Even though she loved Dudong, she cried and wished that she had not married so young. There had been another suitor, Lucio, who was nine years older than Dudong. She chose Dudong because he was so much younger. Lucio had married after she married Dudong, however, he was childless. She wonders if she had married Lucio, would she be childless? She feels that would have been a better lot in life.  But she loves Dudong, even though life has made him old and ugly.

One night Dudong goes outside and thinks about his life.  He wants to have the wisdom to know why life does not fulfill Youth's dreams. Why did life forsake you after love?  He never finds the answer.

When Blas turns 18, he comes home and tells Dudong that he wants to marry Tena.  Dudong at this time is only 36 years old, but he is portrayed as a much older man. Dudong does not want Blas to marry so young. He asks the same question his father asked him.  Does Blas have to marry Tena?  He does not want him to make the same mistake he did. Blas also reacts with resentment.   Dudong realizes that he is dealing with Youth and Love, and they will triumph over this situation.  After that, comes real life. He gives his consent, feeling sad and sorry for his son.


28. characteristics of jose Garcia villa​


Answer:

characteristics

Jose Garcia Villa, a Filipino poet, critic, short story writer and painter, is an important person to recognize during Filipino American History Month. Villa was born in 1907 in the Philippine Islands. ... After some time, Villa recognized that his true passion was in the creative arts, and his career as a writer began


29. What are Jose Garcia Villa's contribution?


Answer:

Villa has won numerous awards, including the 1973 National Artist of the Philippines for literature. His work in both poetry and challenging traditional poetic style continues to have an impact in modern poetry, both for members of the poetry community and other Asian American writers

Explanation:

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30. what is the meaning of "poem" by jose garcia villa ​


Answer:

The following excerpt is an interview with the poet Jose Garcia Villa. In thisinterview, he is asked to explain "Lyric 17." You should find it very interesting tocompare your interpretation of each of the seven couplets to the poet's personalinterpretations.

If you find that your interpretations differ from Villa's, do not feel that yourideas were necessarily incorrect. Note how both the interviewer and the poetadmit that it is not an easy task to give an exact prose interpretation of a poeticexpression, particularly because poems are not explicitly stated; the interviewer,at one point, admits: "I have always found the next lines difficult to comprehend":


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