"A Little boy and a Fish" by: Pamela V. Bolencis A little boy had been fishing for along time but without luck. At last he tugged at his net and saw a small fish caught in it. "Please let me go," begged the fish, "I will grow bigger in a few days and then you can catch me again." The little boy said, "Now that I have caught you I won't let you go. If I leave you, I may never see you again."
Reflection of my experiences in undertaking the 21st Century Literature from the Phil. and the World
Writing and literary works doesn't tickle my fancy. However, after learning about the history of Philippine literature and how it evolved and changed as time passed, I discovered how fascinating it was. In the four months that I've been studying 21st-century literature from the Philippines and around the world, I've learnt a lot about our literature: how it began, what kinds/types/forms it takes, the numerous genres it encompasses, and so on. It aided in the development of my skills and understanding of how to write and construct various literary works from various periods using a variety of literary approaches, formats, and multimedia. Capabilities and perseverance have been tested in this subject. It pushed me to give it my all and complete all of the essential tasks. Since I was able to reflect on my experience in undertaking the 21st Century Literature from the Philippines and the World I could say this subject really helps to enhance my creativity, my knowledge, my re...