Textula
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The document defines and provides examples of a "textula", which is a poem written in the form of a text message, usually consisting of one or two stanzas. Two examples of textulas are presented - the first is titled "My Rubaiyat For You Maam" and pays tribute to a teacher, while the second is a Christmas-themed acrostic sonnet titled "MERRY CHRISTMAS ACROSTIC SONNET". Discussion questions are then provided to analyze and compare the two textula examples.
Textula
- 1. Textula Presented by: Ryan Gosmo Lualhati
- 2. Textula The term "textula" is a blend of the English word "text" and the Filipino word "tula!' Meaning text poem, it is a poem written in the form of a text message. Usually consisting of one or two stanzas, it is sent as a direct communication to a person close to the sender. Two examples are presented on the next page.
- 3. My Rubaiyat For You Maam For me, you are a mentor filled with enthusiasm Education is your occupation and vocation and passion Like a torch, you are bringer of light, Ma’am You, to your students, serve as a real inspiration Close to your heart are music and the arts A delight to you the showcase of our talents - Singing, dancing, acting, and other program parts: Thanks to you, we enjoy as every semester ends. I do know how taxing your responsibilities are; Love of duty and industry make you truly excel, Labor of love to us students you selflessly offer, Outstanding teacher you are one, I must tell,
- 4. MERRY CHRISTMAS ACROSTIC SONNET Mary the Blessed Virgin and Saint Joseph Earnestly awaited the birth of son Roamed everywhere for a place to sleep Rested in a stable for there was none; Yonder she would bear a king, not a prince. Christ was born in a Bethlehem manger He was sent by God to save us from sins Really, a gift of love from the Creator. It's Christmas and we celebrate Christ's birth So Iet's not forget that He's the reason To fill the world with love, peace, hope, and mirth, Make merry and share throughout the season, A joyous, blessed Christmas is my wish So is a prosperous year for us
- 5. DISCUSSION QUESTIONS: l. What is a textula? 2. Describe the first textula in terms of rhyme, measure, and figurative language. 3. Describe the second textula in terms of rhyme, measure, and figurative language. 4. Compare the theme of the two. 5. Differentiate the two in terms of structure. 6. Evaluate the two and state which of the two is better. Justify answer.