Infatuation
I should really stop
looking for your face in every crowd or
taking a double look if it was you on the sidewalk.
I should really stop
anticipating for that next chance encounter or
counting the days I haven’t seen a glimpse of you.
I should really stop
wondering where you are right now or
finding relief at the thought of sharing the same virtual space when you’re online on Facebook.
I should really stop
reminiscing the first time I saw you or
replaying in my head that time you smiled at me.
I should really stop
thinking about you or
let alone write anything inspired by you.
I should, I most definitely should.
They whispered in a soft, delicate voice.
She always remembered.
How the wind tasted
How the sand felt between her toes.
How the waves broke in the shore.
How the seagulls aligned in the sky.
And how the ocean willfully took her man into its cold, unknown depths,
like sea foam dissolving into concrete nothingness.
(Tuwa, Nueva Ecija, 16 July 2011)
Here’s to movement
She’s coming from a dark phase
She’s coming from a dead end
She’s coming from mockery
She’s coming from abandonment
She’s been strolling through the edge of a cliff
where life and death meet
She’s been idling in the the playground
where the enemy lies with deceit
Hushed in whispers
Masked with a face
Slumbered underneath
Shut out, shut out from you and me
She’s going to the next phase
She’s going to the diversion
She’s going to the truth
She’s going to redemption
Here’s to eyes wide open
Here’s to a heart set forward
Here’s to a warrior in battle
Here’s to the movement
Delusion Angel
Daydream, delusion, limousine, eyelash.
Oh baby with your pretty face.
Drop a tear in my wineglass.
Look at those big eyes.
See what you mean to me.
Sweet-cakes and milkshakes.
I’m delusion angel, I’m fantasy parade,
I want you to know what I think.
Don’t want you to guess anymore.
You have no idea where I came from.
We have no idea where we’re going.
Latched in life, Like branches in a river,
Flowing downstream, Caught in the current,
I’ll carry you, You’ll carry me.
That’s how it could be, Don’t you know me?
Don’t you know me by now?
(Written by David Jewell for the movie Before Sunrise)
Could be ours
Love stories we see
in the movies could be ours,
if only we met.








