help on a poetry piece?

Question

It's actually a spoken word piece by Maxine Syjuco and her [spoken word] band, Utakan. The piece is entitled "Maria Teresa Teresa Maria". Now, the question is: can anyone give me an online copy [or preferably a copy-paste thing here] of that piece? I would seriously appreciate. 10 points goes to...well, you know. the first one to give me the piece. Or at least the most accurate.

Answer 1

"Maria Teresa Teresa Maria"
by MAXINE SYJUCO


Maria Teresa Teresa Maria is dead. Died last night, at the age of conception. Mother refused to believe that her darling little Santa NiÑa was bludgeoned to death by sperm. She is alive. I felt her suck. Suck right here, right here. She’s hanging on my right breast, don’t you see? She likes to suck. Almost the same way you do, honey.

Maria Teresa Teresa Maria never did suck on mother’s breast. But she opened her dead eyes, kicked with her dead feet, licked with her dead tongue, and sometimes, she would giggle with her dead mouth.

Of course, she sipped no water, swallowed no food, and sinned no sex.

One day, as mother was feeding her with rosary beads, Maria Teresa Teresa Maria began to speak:

F****** *** *****
U**er d*r g****hw**zen O**is
Ein b**m-
H***r G*d*k*e, G***k*e, Mama!


English please? Translation: I hate you. I hate you, Mother. Rock-a-bye! Rock-goodbye! When the wind blows, the cradle will rock. When the bough breaks, the cradle will fall. And down will come Mother cradle and all.

Did mother understand what Maria Teresa Teresa Maria said? Did mother call the priest? Did mother check her pulse? Did mother call her mother? Did mother take her to church? Did mother hire a dead-baby-translator? Did mother lull her to sleep? Did mother pluck flowers? Did mother pasteurize breast milk? Did mother have a glass of water? Did mother know? Did mother know?

… And when she didn’t, did she still believe that Maria Teresa Teresa Maria was alive?

Answer 2

maria teresa
teresa maria
i think you're a riot
but i wouldnt wanna be-ya