how can you possibly write about a person you've loved for almost a year and a half? i can always say that he's one of the greatest person that has come in. i always ask if he's a product of time or just got my luck?i can also bombard the screen with cliched adjectives like he's the most loving, caring, generous, patient - anything that'd make him sound like the perfect boyfriend - and still accomplish nothing except maybe for sounding like a friendster testimonial gone horribly wrong. how can you possibly write about a person whose smallest, most insignificant details - like how he has got his scar on his chin, or how he throws jabs when angry or how his jaw drops when he sleeps - fascinate the life out of you? seriously, with only a thousand letters, how can you write about such a person? i honestly do not know.
its probably time whose gonna fill these all up.
Thursday, April 06, 2006
Monday, April 03, 2006
shadow
past the crevices
and nearing the looming emptiness
never looking back
heart running faster than
your limbs do
pay a million times grand
for your life's insurance
a twin for your reserve-
with matching imprints
from thumb to basic strings
finite to infinity
where everything is
programable
back to zero
all attempts
doesnt pay
think you have outsmarted death?
fantasy. fallacy
past the crevices
and nearing the looming emptiness
never looking back
heart running faster than
your limbs do
pay a million times grand
for your life's insurance
a twin for your reserve-
with matching imprints
from thumb to basic strings
finite to infinity
where everything is
programable
back to zero
all attempts
doesnt pay
think you have outsmarted death?
fantasy. fallacy
Saturday, April 01, 2006
narcissus
the summer solstice tragedy: when narcissus dipped into the water and has coveted thine self, selfish thinking has led to his end
how suicidal.
yet his flowers bloom. for millions grace his tragedy stripping naked, plus the drools and sweat. drag theirsselves into the waters and love its reflection.
such is the beauty.
the summer solstice tragedy: when narcissus dipped into the water and has coveted thine self, selfish thinking has led to his end
how suicidal.
yet his flowers bloom. for millions grace his tragedy stripping naked, plus the drools and sweat. drag theirsselves into the waters and love its reflection.
such is the beauty.
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