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    The poem "To My Fellow Children" by Jose Rizal emphasizes three key points: 1) Even at a young age, Rizal was aware that the Philippines had long been under Spanish rule and enslavement. 2) He stresses that truly loving one's country means striving for its freedom from foreign domination. 3) Rizal also emphasizes the importance of loving one's native language and promoting the letters or written form of that language, both of which are signs of an independent nation.

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    The poem "To My Fellow Children" by Jose Rizal emphasizes three key points: 1) Even at a young age, Rizal was aware that the Philippines had long been under Spanish rule and enslavement. 2) He stresses that truly loving one's country means striving for its freedom from foreign domination. 3) Rizal also emphasizes the importance of loving one's native language and promoting the letters or written form of that language, both of which are signs of an independent nation.

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    Reaaction Paper

    Transféré par

    Joel Pizarro
    The poem "To My Fellow Children" by Jose Rizal emphasizes three key points: 1) Even at a young age, Rizal was aware that the Philippines had long been under Spanish rule and enslavement. 2) He stresses that truly loving one's country means striving for its freedom from foreign domination. 3) Rizal also emphasizes the importance of loving one's native language and promoting the letters or written form of that language, both of which are signs of an independent nation.

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    Gerlita M.

    Pizarro BM701-Sum

    April 18, 2011 Mr. Artemio Luaton

    REACTION PAPER ABOUT THE POEM TO MY FELLOW CHILDREN OR SA AKING MGA KABABATA OF Dr. Jose Rizal. As a read the poem I had notice that at his young age he was already awake with the reality that our country is enslave long time ago. Maybe he seen tortures done by Spaniards or he asked his dear mother when was Philippines enslaved by Spaniards. Above all I do salute him with the knowledge he has even though he still is a lad. Second he emphasize that if a man really love his country he must strive for freedom, it is stated in the first paragraph of the poem. It is a clear thought of being a nationalist who wants to be free from Spaniards. Third he also emphasizes that we should love our own languge which is Filipino , for it is like the latin and Castilian which are also important. Fourth , because we give importance to our language , we should also give importance to our letters . which again a very important sign of being a free country. Above all the mentioned elements of the poem . It is clear that he wants us to love our country , from dialects , to letters of its own , so that we can have the courage to fight for our freedom. And I think it is entitled To my fellow Chidren so that whoever gonna read it specially the youth will be inspired to fight for our freedom. He also believe that ang kabataan ang pag asa ng bayan that is why he entitled this poem to his fellow children to have that courage to fight for our country at young age at any way. And at young age to love the country more that everything else.

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