Jolography by Paolo Manalo (Analysis)

Jolography describes several situations that illustrate Filipino reality.

    Manalo uses Jolography as a means of continuing to explore how to use the English language to its fullest extent in order to speak about Filipino reality. It describes these activities, carried out primarily by teens, as well as the setting in which they are at home. those who think they are better than their peers despite the fact that they are not. entering locations and engaging in activities that are popular. Being a respected patron of fast food restaurants, and overusing the letter "H" in text-based interactions.

    This poetry anthology is proof of the versatility and value of language. The poet parodies how Filipinos confuse the two languages and react to such departures from the norm by incorporating Filipino idioms into his English poetry.

    Paolo Manalo didn't only translate or interpret words; he also conveyed, with perfect tone, the limitations, and potential of experimenting with and against two dialects. The verse also deals with destroying the dialect, and the goal of this pulverization is to reveal.