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One day I'm going to disappear Like the dust from where I came from I'm going to burst out of the earth Like a bubble Freeing the air that’s desperately trying to escape it's brittle cage I'm going to disperse Like liquid water molecules Evaporating from this hell of life I will be like the flying pollen grains Constantly going with the flow Having no idea of where to go Got not a single moment of doubt But hey here I am But one day I am going to go out of the earth Face the world alone Be the face of something grand Something shiny Something important But then I'll wither And forever disappear
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Apr 19, 2017
Apr 19, 2017 at 5:28 AM UTC
One Day
To the ******* who once was my bestfriend but has now forgotten about me Your tan skin and sweet smile was once my daily sunshine A reason for me to wake up in the morning and be energetic in school Your laugh pokes at my heart like a ring-less three point shot in a basketball game I watched my heart become the ball You shot through rings of fire That kept burning and burning But I played your game Like you played me Because you were once my best friend But now you’ve forgotten me You were once my daily sunshine And now my daily hell. I used to open Facebook and see a message notification Your name in bold letters with a simple "Yo" And a smile emoji And sometimes you'll tell me "Notice meeeee" With five Es in the me Now I open Facebook and see no message notification Your name in light letters with a seenzoned "Yo" And a smile emoji I'll archive our thread And I'll try to forget about you But when you go online I always tend to notice you I see your name on the active list And see your posts as you tag them And not me. You used to send me random lyrics And made me listen to random music You used to tell me "You can count on me like one, two, three I'll be there" But when I needed you I did count on you like four, three, two But you did not come You were not there I did not even see your shadow when I asked for help I never saw you by the audience during my performances I've stopped watching your basketball games Because I am done watching you Shoot my heart through rings of fire Watching it break on the same court where you taught me to play I've stopped messaging you on Facebook Because I am clearly just another message you have already read And I was just another friend You have already forgotten. 19:09 - 19:28 7 April 2017
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Apr 16, 2017
Apr 16, 2017 at 5:51 PM UTC
Forgotten
To the ******* who once was my bestfriend but has now forgotten about me Your tan skin and sweet smile was once my daily sunshine A reason for me to wake up in the morning and be energetic in school Your laugh pokes at my heart like a ring-less three point shot in a basketball game I watched my heart become the ball You shot through rings of fire That kept burning and burning But I played your game Like you played me Because you were once my best friend But now you’ve forgotten me You were once my daily sunshine And now my daily hell. I used to open Facebook and see a message notification Your name in bold letters with a simple "Yo" And a smile emoji And sometimes you'll tell me "Notice meeeee" With five Es in the me Now I open Facebook and see no message notification Your name in light letters with a seenzoned "Yo" And a smile emoji I'll archive our thread And I'll try to forget about you But when you go online I always tend to notice you I see your name on the active list And see your posts as you tag them And not me. You used to send me random lyrics And made me listen to random music You used to tell me "You can count on me like one, two, three I'll be there" But when I needed you I did count on you like four, three, two But you did not come You were not there I did not even see your shadow when I asked for help I never saw you by the audience during my performances I've stopped watching your basketball games Because I am done watching you Shoot my heart through rings of fire Watching it break on the same court where you taught me to play I've stopped messaging you on Facebook Because I am clearly just another message you have already read And I was just another friend You have already forgotten. 19:09 - 19:28 7 April 2017
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Apr 8, 2017
Apr 8, 2017 at 6:20 PM UTC
free write: 8 April 2017
Manila, Manila, Your bustling streets vibrate with the rumbling of the jeepneys and the hollers of the drivers as they say, “Pasahero diyan, kasya pa, kasya pa!”; (Any passenger there, some seats are still free!) Your nights twinkle with the Christmas lights that surround every tree around the Meralco building when September begins; Your endless traffic jams keep McDonald’s and KFC alive twenty-four by seven where traffic enforcers dodge cars and vans trucks and tricycles and jeepneys and bicycles while dancing to the rhythm beating in their own ears with a smile and a salute to all the drivers from dawn to dusk; The noise awakens the outskirts of your city filled with people who never fails to smile even when the storm pirouettes like a tempestuous ballerina, where children watch the roads transform into this ocean of black water and small wooden boats become the means of transportation; paddling in between houses as the adults try to go to work; where chickens waddling upon roofs and cats chasing rats become the best forms of entertainment but Manila, your lingering smell of cancer comes with the dark blue starless sky telling people to grip their bags until it merges with their bodies. Manila, say good night while they hold it tight protecting it from the dark humid air where thieves come out to thumb down unscrutinised objects from shallow pockets by the flickering lamps across the blazing red and emerald green lights you see less and less and less faces as the Sun sinks and says good bye. Stop and try to tranquilise yourself. Your city is now lead by a blood-thirsty leader. Apologies from gunshots overpower the cries of help from your people. Manila, ignore them and sleep well. Let the truth decay while lives burn and vanish. Prayers cannot save your mutinous ignominy. Halcyon days are over but Manila, you are still a beautiful city. Your resilient people overflows with hospitable hearts. Their faces plastered with big smiles as they welcome us for you and say, “Mabuhay!” (Long live!) proud and mighty. Offering their minds on banana leaf plates to everyone who visits, Giving away their hearts in small loot bags to everyone who leaves, The Pearl of the Orient Seas was my hood. Manila, despite your lack of snow and intense weather swings, You are and will always be my home.
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Apr 7, 2017
Apr 7, 2017 at 4:54 PM UTC
Pearl of the Orient
Manila, Manila, Your bustling streets vibrate with the rumbling of the jeepneys and the hollers of the drivers as they say, “Pasahero diyan, kasya pa, kasya pa!”; (Any passenger there, some seats are still free!) Your nights twinkle with the Christmas lights that surround every tree around the Meralco building when September begins; Your endless traffic jams keep McDonald’s and KFC alive twenty-four by seven where traffic enforcers dodge cars and vans trucks and tricycles and jeepneys and bicycles while dancing to the rhythm beating in their own ears with a smile and a salute to all the drivers from dawn to dusk; The noise awakens the outskirts of your city filled with people who never fails to smile even when the storm pirouettes like a tempestuous ballerina, where children watch the roads transform into this ocean of black water and small wooden boats become the means of transportation; paddling in between houses as the adults try to go to work; where chickens waddling upon roofs and cats chasing rats become the best forms of entertainment but Manila, your lingering smell of cancer comes with the dark blue starless sky telling people to grip their bags until it merges with their bodies. Manila, say good night while they hold it tight protecting it from the dark humid air where thieves come out to thumb down unscrutinised objects from shallow pockets by the flickering lamps across the blazing red and emerald green lights you see less and less and less faces as the Sun sinks and says good bye. Stop and try to tranquilise yourself. Your city is now lead by a blood-thirsty leader. Apologies from gunshots overpower the cries of help from your people. Manila, ignore them and sleep well. Let the truth decay while lives burn and vanish. Prayers cannot save your mutinous ignominy. Halcyon days are over but Manila, you are still a beautiful city. Your resilient people overflows with hospitable hearts. Their faces plastered with big smiles as they welcome us for you and say, “Mabuhay!” (Long live!) proud and mighty. Offering their minds on banana leaf plates to everyone who visits, Giving away their hearts in small loot bags to everyone who leaves, The Pearl of the Orient Seas was my hood. Manila, despite your lack of snow and intense weather swings, You are and will always be my home.
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