Hello again, midnight thoughts — hello to your companion agony and woe; hello to you, Kalinaw my serenity.
The hasty torrent hailed me of loneliness of doubt of uncertainty yet it wasn't till midnight it was ten o'clock.
I was glancing at the sky — the conspicuous moon was the only view in the dreary night of fresh October and the vapors appearing — I rubbed my breast, it seemed bare and crushed in spirit I was scribbling then — inside my head.
Even though even if — I don't know I don't even know where to turn, where to find — Kalinaw, you are the placid, the Supreme Being.
When all else is a turmoil — a chaos a between and between a two term seized with fear of the unknown.
You are all I could hold on to Kalinaw — serenity calm and peaceful.
Hello again midnight thoughts I was here outside — peering at the sky it wasn't blue it wasn't apt but it was bleak for the night has occurred.
Shifting figures from ten to eleven an hour away before you show up, then — why are you so soon? That is why I called her — “Kalinaw, I need you.”
Here she comes oasis amid the departed night — where thoughts are thirsty they strike the place like minds empty; where no one is serene.
Hello then, for the last time — midnight thoughts at last, it drifted from eleven to twelve now is the moment — to call her again.
“Kalinaw, he was here again.”
Kalinaw is a Filipino word that means, Serenity or Tranquility.