Ronald Baytan
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The Queen Sings the Blues: Poems (1992 - 2002)
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The Queen Lives Alone: Personal Essays
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2012
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Lit Matters: A Manual for Teaching Philippine Literature
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2014
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2 editions
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What the Water Said: Alon Poems
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published
2004
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Bongga ka 'day!: Pinoy gay quotes to live by
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2002
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AsiaPacifiQueer: Rethinking Genders and Sexualities
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2008
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7 editions
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“I come home,
To die of hunger.
But my death is brief
Because the body
Desires
Its own resurrection.”
― The Queen Sings the Blues: Poems
To die of hunger.
But my death is brief
Because the body
Desires
Its own resurrection.”
― The Queen Sings the Blues: Poems
“I lie on my back
And you open me up, because
Positions change but not the axiom:
One cannot be top
If one cannot be bottom.”
― The Queen Sings the Blues: Poems
And you open me up, because
Positions change but not the axiom:
One cannot be top
If one cannot be bottom.”
― The Queen Sings the Blues: Poems
“Warm water travels
From my hair down to my toes
Like your fingers caressing
Me. Now I know how lonely
Water must be: To posses
Matter for a moment only to flow
Slow to its death in the humid
Air.”
― The Queen Sings the Blues: Poems
From my hair down to my toes
Like your fingers caressing
Me. Now I know how lonely
Water must be: To posses
Matter for a moment only to flow
Slow to its death in the humid
Air.”
― The Queen Sings the Blues: Poems
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