Jecho Adrian Ponce, a 23-year-old poet in Dumaguete City, creates custom poems on a typewriter for passersby, capturing their personal stories and emotions.
His journey began in middle school and evolved into a full-time pursuit, where he connects deeply with clients, often addressing themes of grief and childhood innocence rather than just romance.
Despite his growing success and community support, Jecho is exploring the viability of poetry as a full-time career while preparing for a teaching licensure exam as a backup plan.
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“What can I write for you about?”
