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Nothing to Give
Without arms outstretched for alms,
His can lay there empty.
A child alights his bike,
Slips his hand into his pocket,
Then drops a coin for the beggar.
I walked past them.
I look at them hoping that something was inside my wallet.
Three of us were on that sidewalk
As the sun readily sets unminding the rest.
1 comment September 29, 2008
Taurean
Venus, when placed in the sign of Taurus, denotes a romantic, affectionate lover and friend. Rich beauty and sensuality are attributed to this placement and your emotions are stable and dependable. A lover with Venus in Taurus is likely to be enraptured forever and will be more responsive and devoted as the commitments get heavier. You often have a penchant for the finer, more luxurious things in life.You may spend a lot of energy on obtaining possessions and material objects for emotional security. Often there is a talent or appreciation for creativity and culture of any realm. Opera, fine food, wine, performance, art, and music will be enjoyed immensely. You are blessed with the capacity to savor each moment to the fullest extent, and instinctively seek out the beauty in your surroundings. However, you may want to watch out for a possessive streak! You will be happiest in a relationship that provides you with a real sense of belonging and stability.
1 comment September 26, 2008
“Impairment”(from Aaron’s character sketch)
The black wooden casket drew attention inside the white painted walls. The curtains were drawn apart and the wide open door seemed welcoming. The lit candles beside the coffin danced along with the sweeping breeze as if inviting him to see his long lost mother.
She had abandoned them when he was barely eight years old. And because of her absence, he had seen how his father withdrawn himself from every new morning. He missed a mother who used to prepare their breakfast. For without her, he became subjected to the sympathy of people. Even in school, he was a recluse. He retained the same childish naughtiness in school. The teacher reprimanded him of his frequent absences. He had a hard time dealing with his classmates for they throw him with scorned looks as if they dreaded the person, he was. Then they were informed about her death. All those years, she was at her parent’s home. She had cut herself from them.
They’ve exchanged goodbyes with his mother’s relatives. He heard what his father had said, that he has a class tommorow and because of this they couldn’t stay til the burial. He knew his father had lied. He was suspended from class because of a fight he had with a classmate.
The long walk was tiresome. His father stooped to brush dust off his leather shoes and called him for a rest. He leaned himself on a tree’s trunk and felt a sting on his back. He remembered that he had his mother’s scissors inside. She used it with her sewing then. He decided to bring it back to her but he wasn’t able to.
He looked at his father who stood behind the bush. He heard him sob.
The tarnished red scissors was reminded them still of her, of the memories both of them grieve about.
1 comment September 25, 2008
Gauzed Wounds
The second brother came home,
as the other siblings did,
without a wife
rather with a beloved
sister
in his mind-
her sweet smile
and the gentleness of her gestures
incomparable from the other women he met.
This affection
if only he was warned
to put love aside
from brotherly care
would’ve saved them
from such a predictable strife.
For in the guise of foreseen obligation (more…)
1 comment September 25, 2008
Stopped Delight
It was Sunday not a day but rather a gap between two other days. The traffic was light, only a few cars were out on the streets. Trickles of sweat rolled down his cheeks and his hands were tense on the stirring wheel. A blue car manuevered past him.
Yesterday he and his wife had a fight. Bank notices and unpaid bills draw more attention than anything else in their house. In his fury, he left behind an angry wife and a daughter in tears. (more…)
1 comment September 25, 2008
There’s a danger in loving somebody too much
and it’s sad when you there’s….
chorva.
It’s quite amazing how love interplays with the destinies of many people. I often wondered if I could live without love. But in my mind and soul, I know that every part of me submits to the so-called love things. There are many techniques so that one would not be caught off guard when encountering those people:
1.don’t look away fast.(it’ll be tooooo obvious)
2.look straight ahead.(never stare those wide-yearning eyes)
3.maintain the distance.(you’ll later get the hang of his own perfume, but for a moment keep distance)
4.never let yourself look clumsy.(Clumsy,stupid,moron,imbecile etc. cause bad things do happen)
5.appear fresh and beautiful.(the kind of beauty that is effortless as my bros call it)
6.be a bait.(be ready for adventures or hookers)
7.enjoy.(as the last on my list enjoy means to make good the performance)
And there you go girl.
Sit back while his shoulders droop in exhaustion.
Just be careful in following these tips they’re for hopeless romantics.
3 comments September 8, 2008
missing the others
can’t just help feeling that I am lost in this world. I mean it. I just want to know that I could still count on those people I’ve failed.
I’ve missed a lot of things lately and among them are those I treasure most. Why am I feeling this way?
I miss people who doesn’t miss me.
He’s somewhere out there.
There he is the one I am not to love.
It would cost much when one keeps oneself fro denying what is intensely felt.
Yet I shudder in fear of the impossibility…
of reaching him,
of touching him,
and
of seeing him.
There are others but there’s a ‘him’ that nobody else could fill in.
These are the troubles of a young heart that crept as she succumbs into deeper devastation for keeping a lot of things to herself. The light shines into a path where she stops to rest but she never made it through that darkness. That light eventually died out from her eyes.
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