Question

what is symbolism in the poem dili tanang matagak mahagbong by Adonis durado​

Answer 1

When a symbol (like a heart) is used to symbolize something (like love), that's a real-world example of what symbolism is. ... Any time an object or an element of an object is used to convey meaning beyond its literal purpose, that object or element is an example of symbolism.

Answer 2

The phrase 'Mohigop og init nga sabaw' literally means having a sip of the soup is a symbolism in the collection of poems titled, Dili Tanang Matagak Mahagbong by the poet Adonis Durado and is used to symbolise the behaviour of acquiring new ideas or thoughts for the better.

Explanation:

• Symbolism in poetry refers to certain words acting as symbols referring to some ideas.
• Some common examples of symbolism used in poetries are red roses referring to love, wedding ring referring to commitment, white referring to purity, black referring to evilness or negativity, and olive branch referring to peace.
• Dili Tanang Matagak Mahagbong is a collection of poems published by the poet, Adonis Durado in the year of 2008, a Filipino poet who is famous for his Cebuano poems.
• The poetry collection called, Dili Tanang Matagak Mahagbong, translated in English with a title as 'Not All That Drops Falls' is about the uncertainty of life and its inherent implications. The poem discusses the concept of things or events that lead to nothing. It emphasizes that the natural laws of cause and its effects can never always be true to that certain event.
• The phrase 'Mohigop og init nga sabaw' literally means having a sip of the soup and is the symbolism in the poem, Kung Mopanday Ko‟g Balay nga Balak among the collection of poems, as it is referring to the behaviour of acquiring new ideas or thoughts for the better.

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