A diona is a type of Filipino poem made up of three lines, with a syllable pattern of 7-7-7. It often reflects themes of love, nature, or personal feelings, using simple yet meaningful words. The diona's rhythmic and concise structure makes it a unique way to express deep emotions in just a few lines.

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My Father's Whispers

Evening's hush, his voice still sings,

A strength that memory brings,

Through the winds, his spirit clings.

-Alyssa Claire S. Peralta

Agony

As rain pours on window pane,

I cannot escape the pain,

All unsatisfying gain.

-Raillon Edward Villanueva

About You

You're my muse, my every word,

My heart is a place you hold,

You're the truest love, I'm told.

-Gerocia Mhar Lerado

Parental Shields in Storms

My umbrella’s my mother,

My raincoat is my father,

In my life’s rainy weather.

-John Dwight Bardinas

Unspoken

I love you, but you don’t care,

You’re distant, lost in your world,

But I’ll smile through my despair.

-Lyka Shane Husain

A Destiny He Bestowed

The light that he gave to me,

A gift of hope, wild and free,

Showing the paths, I could create.

-Aira Jane Alejandro

My Night

In the night so calm and clear,

Whispers of the stars we hear,

Hearts entwined, we hold them dear.

-Chris Luigi Tabiosares

Secret Longing

Every eye glance that you trade,

Face went red, a flame arrayed,

I want to say "My heart swayed."

-Kiara Opina

Journey of the Soul

Life is a path we all tread,

With dreams and hopes in our head,

Through joy and pain, we're led.

-Hanes Onanad

Echoes of My Sorrow

Tears fall like rain from the sky,

Empty hearts that wonder why,

Lonely whispers, soft goodbye.

-Teonette Felisa Dimamay

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