Pannakalasat

Injured Renato Lanurias, a survivor from the sunken MV Princess of Stars, alights from a Philippine Air Force helicopter with three others at a military air base in Manila, Philippines on Monday, June 23, 2008. Philippine officials refused to give up hope of rescuing some of the 800 people missing after a ferry capsized in central Philippines during Typhoon Fengshen, even as the still-roiling seas hampered efforts to get inside the vessel. (AP Photo/Aaron Favila)

Iti dawel ti taaw, iti rabii kas iti aldaw,
iti rungsot ti nalinak a panagdaliasat,
dita ti peggad: agkaribuso kas dumteng
a tribunada, ti angin kas kapegges
ti pulso a mapugsat ket iti langit a gumawgawa
agsayasay ti likido a buteng, iti lapayag
kas iti agong, buteg ken ling-et ken lua
isu amin a nagan dagiti santo a babassit
ken ti Dios nga agmalmalanga:
Walogasutkami nga agararaw
iti katengngaan dagiti tabbaaw
ti kriminal a dalluyon ket marunawkami
amin kadagiti pangngadua ti salbabida
nga iti arinebneb ket babantot ti barukong.
Kasanokami nga agriaw, kasanokami nga agibit
agpakaasi dumawat iti amin a madawat
iti danum a tanem dagiti arapaap
a di met

Pictures on the walls

Betty Suson shows a photographer a picture of her daughter Marites Suson next to a notice board where pictures of missing passengers of the capsized ferry, MV Princess of Stars, are being posted at the Sulpicio Lines Passenger Terminal building in Cebu City, Central Philippines June 23, 2008. (Vic Kintanar - PHILIPPINES/Reuters)

A List of the Missing

Anxious relatives of passengers feared trapped inside capsized passenger ferry Princess of the Stars check a survivor's list posted outside the Sulpicio Lines terminal in the port area of Manila June 24, 2008. Divers circled a ferry in the central Philippines on Tuesday looking for bodies as hope faded for around 800 people still missing after the vessel capsized in a typhoon. REUTERS/Cheryl Ravelo

Telling His Ordeal

passenger ferry, the MV Princess of Stars, tells of his ordeal during a Reuters interview at the police station in San Fernando town, Romblon province, central Philippines June 23, 2008. (Romeo Ranoco/Reuters)

The Brother Will Come To Remember Her

Alaysa Caranoo holds a photo of her brother, who was on board the capsized ferry MV Princess of Stars, while waiting with relatives for the latest information outside the office of Sulpicio Lines in the port area of Manila June 23, 2008.(John Javellana/Reuters)

Ghostly Presence on the Waters

A rescue helicopter flies over while Philippine coast guard divers sail on a rubber boat beside the capsized ferry MV Princess of Stars, off Sibuyan island, central Philippines June 24, 2008. Divers found ghostly white bodies floating head up inside a sunken passenger ferry in the central philippines on Tuesday raising fears of a mass grave below the waves. Divers found ghostly white bodies floating head up inside the sunken passenger ferry on Tuesday raising fears of a mass grave below the waves. The ferry had over 800 people on board when it capsized and flipped over in huge swells off the coast of Sibuyan island when Typhoon Fengshen hit on Saturday. REUTERS/Romeo Ranoco (PHILIPPINES)

Waiting for Father

Angel Kate Laurente, 4, holds a picture of her father Jomer, who was a crew member of the capsized ferry, MV Princess of Stars, during an interview with local media at a sports center in Cebu City, central Philippines June 24, 2008. Divers found ghostly white bodies floating head up inside the sunken passenger ferry on Tuesday raising fears of a mass grave below the waves. The ferry had over 800 people on board when it capsized and flipped over in huge swells off the coast of Sibuyan island when Typhoon Fengshen hit on Saturday.REUTERS/Victor Kintanar (PHILIPPINES)