feelings; mine, yours, ours..: A poetry photo book written during the Enhanced Community Quarantine in the Philippines due to Corona Virus-19 pandemic

This poetry photo book lets you find, experience, and respond to the cries of your emotions and others' on faith, hope, love, and sanity.

E.A.G., an educator from the Philippines, channeled her experience of being locked down during the global pandemic into a series of poems written over the first three months. These poems, infused with Filipino sensibilities, served as her release valve, a way to process the complex emotions she grappled with – the yearning for liberation, the flickering visions of light and death, and the underlying currents of faith, hope, love, and the relationships that anchored her.

It is important to note that this poetry is written in a blend of both English and Filipino languages.

This offers several intriguing details that could inspire a deeper understanding of E.A.G.'s poems:

• Themes: Liberation, light vs. death, faith, hope, love, relationships.
• Influences: Travel photos, films.
• Emotional context: Lockdown, global suffering, seeking sanity.

If you are interested in learning more about E.A.G.'s poems and their potential interpretations, you could consider reaching out to the poet directly, respecting copyright regulations (COPYRIGHT 2020). This could provide valuable insights into her creative process and the nuances woven into her work. Additionally, exploring Filipino poetry traditions and the socio-cultural context of the pandemic in the Philippines could offer further enrichment in understanding E.A.G.'s unique voice and perspective.