A little look into my 16 -- quiet moments, funny ones, new things, and the ones I’ll always remember. Some days felt soft, some a bit heavy, but all of them were mine.
A quiet space to pause, reflect, and feel—whether deeply or lightly. Voices in Verse holds moments turned into words, shaped by honesty more than perfection. Each poem captures what we sometimes struggle to say, letting silence speak through meaning.
Not everything wild roars. Some things bloom, crawl, cling to sunlight, and simply exist, loud in their softness. I didn’t just take photos; I met lives unfolding between shadows and stems. And, I didn’t photograph nature...
Do you want to know how people communicated in the past?
Learning about how people stayed connected before modern technology helps us appreciate and value the simple, meaningful ways of sharing messages and building relationships.
Meet Mrs. Eva Pelen, 63 years old, whom we interviewed. She shared with us the traditional ways they communicated before technology became part of daily life. These included sending letters that arrived after a few days and paying for every word written to be sent.
Group members:
Adlaon, Emanne Jay
Baldicasa, Shane Zyren
Ebarle, Julia Pearl
Ferrolino, Paulo Niño
Medillo, Jhea Nicole
Montes, Airene Jane
Singcolan, Lindsay
Suzon, Andras
Talledo, Justine Kate
Yu, Franze Kevin
Submitted to: Ma’am Jysrell Joy Colita
Media Information and Literacy
Interview
Do you want to know how people communicated in the past?
Learning about how people stayed connect