Keona Izella Maria HainExercise on Travel NarrativesThere was a biting chill in the breeze that welcomed us at Kansai Airport. The 10-degree weather was definitely overwhelming but also…May 4, 20221May 4, 20221
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Keona Izella Maria HainExercise on Rhetorical TechniquesThere is no specific name for the little plot of land just before reaching the curve that leads to Tagaytay, but it has never failed to…Mar 30, 20221Mar 30, 20221
Keona Izella Maria HainOnline Journal 9: “Wilfredo Pascual’s Animalia”Humans are vastly more capable compared to other organisms living on the planet. From irrigation systems to various cuisines, humans have…Mar 16, 20221Mar 16, 20221
Keona Izella Maria HainCNF Writing Exercise: Spirit of the Childhood PastI was given a hundred-peso bill; my parents conducted this little experiment to see if I already knew how to handle money. As a 7-year-old…Mar 16, 20221Mar 16, 20221
Keona Izella Maria HainOnline Journal 8: “Writing the Truth”Ronnie E. Baticulon’s “Kung Bakit Kailangang Magkuwento ng Manggagamot” gives readers exactly what it promises to encapsulate — the…Mar 2, 20221Mar 2, 20221
Keona Izella Maria HainMy NameMy name — of which there are three — is a well thought-of befitting label for me. Keona, a name of Hawaiian origin, means God’s gracious…Feb 23, 20221Feb 23, 20221
Keona Izella Maria HainOnline Journal 6: Analysis of Two PoemsPoems are known mediums to relay messages, opinions, stances, or even the most nonsensical ramblings. But the versatility of poems is what…Dec 3, 20211Dec 3, 20211
Keona Izella Maria HainOnline Journal 4: Analysis of Carlos Piocos’ PoemThe poem “Mga Pangkaraniwang Lungkot” of Carlos Pioco III starts off with a request. Readers are made aware that the poem is a letter, the…Oct 29, 20211Oct 29, 20211
