Words That Speak, Stories That Stay: A Digital Portfolio…

This is a digital portfolio created by a student named Mark Angelo Yayen for a course submission to Ma’am Jymyna L. Dela Rosa. It contains original creative works including poetry, a short story, a script, and a multimedia concept. The portfolio is intended for an academic audience, specifically a teacher or evaluator reviewing the student's literary and multimedia output.

This document is a digital portfolio created by student Mark Angelo Yayen, submitted to Ma’am Jymyna L. Dela Rosa. It showcases original creative works including poetry, fiction, a script, and a multimedia concept. The portfolio is intended for an academic audience, specifically a teacher or evaluator reviewing the student's literary and multimedia output.

The portfolio opens with an 'About the Author' section where the student describes himself as someone who enjoys expressing thoughts and emotions through writing. He acknowledges that he is not a perfect writer but believes every writer starts with a simple idea and courage.

The poetry section includes two poems. 'Tomorrow' is about perseverance through dark times, encouraging the reader to keep walking and believing. 'A Friend Like You' celebrates friendship as a light that makes ordinary days bright and remains even when paths separate.

The fiction section contains a short story titled 'The Last Seat.' It follows Mia, a quiet student who sits in the last seat near the window, and a new student named Alex who becomes her friend. The story explores themes of belonging and how small moments can become big memories.

The script section presents 'One More Chance,' a short play with characters Lia, Sam, and a Teacher. The story follows Lia who fails an exam but is encouraged by her friend and teacher to try again. She eventually passes and learns that success is about refusing to give up.

The multimedia section describes a concept for a poetry video based on the poem 'Tomorrow.' It would show a student experiencing sadness and doubt, then transitioning to brighter scenes representing hope. The portfolio concludes with the author's reflection on what he learned, his favorite work, challenges faced, and his goals as a writer.