Simplicity in Learning, Living, and Exploring
Simplicity in Learning, Living, and Exploring
Beyond Words is a collection of anonymous poems that explore life’s subtleties and deeper emotions. This space serves as a platform for meaningful, anonymous creative expressions.
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I didn’t personally know Ymonette before this, but she came highly recommended by one of my previous featured person, Maila Rito – and after hearing even a part of her story, I immediately understood why. There’s a quiet strength in…
I first met Gill Concha over two decades ago, back in 2002, when we were both teachers at the Missionary Training Center (MTC) in Manila for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. I remember him as someone who…
I first met Maila, or Mai as most people call her, 15 years ago when I was teaching in Thailand. At the time, she was an afterschool teacher at another school. Even then, her passion for education and her desire…
I met Sister Mila in the same place where I met our last month’s featured person, Sister Ces. They were in the same ward, and I was assigned there as a missionary. At that time, she was still single and…
When I first met Sister Cecille – Ces, as she’s known by most – it was back in the San Nicolas Ward in the Ilocos Norte region, Philippines. I was just starting my mission in the area, and I quickly…
We were not together long enough to Blend in together with the background Just enough to become a part of Each other’s memories that may As well just be paint destined to Chip and fade away in a while’s time…
When I tell you to smile, I’m telling you to light up the room Make it so I can’t think of anything else, When all I see are photographs of you I wonder if I will ever forget What kind…