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Reading Albert Alejo’s slim book of poetry, one immediately discovers the affective devotion of this Jesuit poet to this traditional form of poetry. And to someone who is not so familiar with it, he writes a tanagà about tanagà: Aapat na taludtod na tigpipintog pantig sa tugma, sukat, lugod Loob ko at naantig. Most of these short poems were encoded using his cellular phone. These tanagas were also written in the most ordinary places and circumstances, and according to the Jesuit priest, some were even written when he would find himself stuck in traffic. There seems to be no wasted moment for this Jesuit poet. In his first book, “Sananyan lang Ang Pagpatay,” which was recently reprinted by High Chair, I was immediately drawn to his prayer-like poems which remain evident in this latest collection. Like the old prophets, here is a voice that continues to haunt the oppressors and reject all forms of injustices while at the same time it draws its warmth and tenderness in the celebration of a world that is charged with God’s grandeur. He is a poet that continuously sings about hope. May likas na halaga Bawat isang nilikha Mula lumot at luya Hanggang lawin at linta.