Novel & Cerita Simple Poem About Typhoon

•|• Illinoisdewriter •|• Some points of Toyang's life were taken from mine. I cried a bucket full of tears while writing this update for Toyang as I have to recall my experience during Typhoon Sendong. It was really dark, depressing, and heartbreaking. It was the first time I saw both of my parents, the two whom I always see as my pillars of strength, broke down, and that had broken my young heart as well. I couldn't do anything back then. I was just a tiny introverted sixth-grader who witnessed the wrath of mother nature, insensitive governmental rules, and a lot more horrible things. For a child like me, it wasn't really easy to deal with. It took me months to recover emotionally, mentally

Sa di-kalayuan ay namimigay din ang mga kasama ko ng mainit na sopas. Our town was severely impacted by a massive storm that hit the Philippines recently. Nakalabas na ang bagyo sa bansa ngunit hanggang ngayon ay panaka-naka pa rin ang buhos ng malakas na ulan kasama ang pagkulog at pagkidlat. Nawalan ng bahay ang ilan sa amin at maging kami ay hindi rin nakaligtas sa hagupit ng bagyo. But I'm blessed that I am able to help the needy ones.

"Balik sa inyo dyan, Ari." Nagbalik lamang ako sa reyalidad nang marinig kong binanggit ni Marvin ang aking pangalan. "Maraming salamat, Marvin." I replied. Afterwards, Liam started talking. We're now talking mostly about the coming typhoon. The typhoon isn't classify as super typhoon by the PAGASA yet, but it remains to be a strong tropical cyclone with a vast diameter of 880 kilometers. And that, we have to focus more on it for the sake of the people who are waiting for an update about the typhoon.

naramdaman ko sa aking puso na ang tagpong ito ay hindi lang isang simpleng away-babae. May isang napakalaki, napakatindi, at mas madilim na bagyo ang paparating na pwedeng magwasak sa aming lahat.

Gano’n siya palagi — laging may tinatagong bagyo sa likod ng isang simpleng ngiti. Tumagilid ako sa kama, nagtakip ng unan sa mukha, pilit pinipigilan ang ngiti. Tanga. Pero kahit anong gawin ko, ramdam ko pa rin ‘yung amoy niya. Parang nakapulupot pa rin sa hangin.

Ramdam ko: ang unos ay hindi pa tapos—pahinga lang ito sa gitna ng bagyo. T o b e c o n t I n u e d....

The rhythmic tapping of keys on Lauren’s keyboard was suddenly drowned out by a loud, echoing crash of thunder. Sa labas ng bintana, biglang bumuhos ang napakalakas na ulan, turning the campus skyline into a blur of gray and flashing lightning. Anne looked up from her paperwork, staring at the window as the wind rattled the glass panes. She checked her phone, then frowned. "The weather advisory just updated. Typhoon Signal No. 2 na. The university gates are locked, and local roads are flooded. We’re stuck here tonight, Lauren."

Nagsimulang magdilim ang kalangitan. Nag-aalala akong tumingin sa paligid. Kakaunti na lang ang tao. Maya-maya pa... Tumunog ang alarm ng resort. Emergency warning. "Attention everyone. A tropical storm is approaching. Please return to your rooms immediately." Napalunok ako. Biglang lumakas ang hangin. Kasabay ng malakas na ulan. Napamura ako sa isip. Great. Perfect timing. Mabilis akong tumakbo pabalik sa resort.

Bumuntong hininga pa ito na tila labag sa loob nito ang gawin iyon. Tinamaan ang pride niya dahil doon. Pinagsalubong niya ang mga kilay at pilit tumanaw ng taxi kahit wala siyang makita dahil sa lakas ng ulan. "Maghihintay na lang ako na tumila ang ulan," bulong niya. "Tss. I heard there is a super typhoon."