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050			_aPL 5533 _b.G584 2012
100			_aGoloy, Gloria G. _943556
245		0	_aTwo voices / _cGloria G. Goloy, Doris Trinidad.
264			_aManila : _bUST Publishing House, _c2012.;©2012.
300			_a91 pages _c20 cm
336			_atext _2rdacontent
337			_aunmediated _2rdamedia
338			_avolume _2rdacarrier
520			_aWoman and man, rib and floating rib, and "the urgent color of their need" generate the lyric tension in the poems of Gloria Garchitoreta-Goloy where gnomic nuggets, sutras if you like, are veiled and at the same time revealed in metaphors woven into a silken tapestry of words. Even where leitmotif seems to depart from "a code that is as ancient as the sun," at least on the conscious level of creation, there are undertones that hint at the basic polarities. But it must be stressed that the poet views this elemental drama from a point of view that is both Catholic and catholic. It is this spiritual perspective that orders the peopled landscape of Mrs. Goloy's poems, a landscape alive with lovers fermenting under "the skies of livid steel."---The late poet Federico Licsi Espino Jr.
650			_aPhilippine poetry (English) _918868
650			_aPhilippine poetry (English) _2sears _918868
700			_aTrinidad, Doris. _936597
942			_cIRC
999			_c84046 _d84046