English: Create a poem about the importance of rights ( human rights, animal rights, etc. ) with 4 stanzas and 4 lines each stanza.

Please help, need for school, this is supposed to be our remedial week but our teacher just gave 2 projects to be passed on Mar 12 and the other one on Mar 14. We also need to make a video for this.

Filipino:

Gumawa ng tula tungkol sa importansya ng karapatan ( karapatan ng tao, hayop, etc.) Na may 4 na stanza at 4 lines bawat stanza.

Patulong naman po, dapat remedial week namin pero nagbigay pa ung teacher namin ng 2 na project, papasa sa Mar 12 at 14. Tapos gagawa pako ng video.

First legit answer gets the brainliest, a thank you and a 5 star rating, although I will still thank others for the effort.

Ty.

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