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Abby Orbeta reads "Chameleon" ("Hunyango")
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Abby Orbeta (they/them/theirs) reads their poem, “Chameleon” ("Hunyango").
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Abby Orbeta:
https://twitter.com/abby_orbeta
https://www.instagram.com/orbitz_a/
https://notmadeforonenightstands.wordpress.com/
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Hi, my name is Abby Orbeta and I'm from Words Anonymous.
We're based in Manila, Philippines. So today I'm going to read to you a poem that I wrote originally in English, but we've translated it into Filipino.
It's called Chameleon, or Hunyango in Filipino. This is about growing up Queer in a conservative Christian household in the Philippines.
We're based in Manila, Philippines. So today I'm going to read to you a poem that I wrote originally in English, but we've translated it into Filipino.
It's called Chameleon, or Hunyango in Filipino. This is about growing up Queer in a conservative Christian household in the Philippines.