Diadema Tor Mansour(Dema Tor)California, USA |
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Family History: Father--Lucas Cenino Tor; Mother--Cresenciana Bandoquillo Santocildes; Brother--Roberto S. Tor; Brothers and Sisters on Father side--5. I am twice divorced, but I am now married. Personal or Philosophical Statement: To be humble all the time for God teaches that humility is hard but the benevolent God guides. I am a preferred member of The Deferred American Chemical Society. I received the International Platform Association Membership Award, was the Premiere Poet for 1984, and in the Scar of Palestine - 1992 International Platform Poetry Award for "Oh I Love Chicago." I have a BS in Chemistry from the University of Iloilo, Philippines, 1966. I'm a member of the American Society of Clinical Pathologists (ASCP 2055). I received an Editor's Choice Award in 1996 and 1997 for "Love and it's Ways" which appeared in "Frost at Midnight" and "Lasting Mirage" as well as an Editor's Choice Award for "I Love You" which was published in "Field's of Gold" respectively in the poetry contest, Owings Mills, MD. Diadema's personal philosophy is "to be humble all the time for God teaches the humble, it is hard but the benevolent God guides." |
The Scar Of PalestineIt was once said to be a paradise,Its harvest was abundantly ripe, Its land was green in sight, But greed of power smack its rights. It was once said to be a paradise,
It was once said to be a paradise,
It was once said to be a paradise.
It was once, said to be a paradise,
It was once said to be a paradise,
It was once said to be a paradise,
It was once said to be a paradise,
Oh paradise lost and people maimed,
Oh paradise lost and people maimed,
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