experiencing failure makes you wiser. sometimes your confidence will diminish. failure in early stage of life somehow fuel a desire but late in life is costly and demoralizing.
Hello, thanks for your comment- :-), I totally agree about your observation, we Filipinos has so many things to work on to, :-). I hope in due time- things will become more better for everyone- especially here in the Philippines, :-)
Hi Max!! am thrilled to see you my dear, ;-) All is well, thank you so much, :-) and how are you? :-) Indeed- it makes life unpredictable exciting sometimes, lol!
As an American married to a Filipina, I agree with what you're saying. Even to me it seems like Filipinos sometimes are too focused on other cultures to see the strengths of their own and to appreciate their own heritage. Lots of good things to think about.
Hi Leo :D! Yes, life (like water) takes many forms; it flows (sometimes calmly, and sometimes roughly) and it always takes us to that final destination (fate). How are you, darling? Cheers
i see improvements on global human rights. it's a favorite tool use by western world. i would not be very optimistic that they will confront china nor japan ... besides slap on the wrist. by the way you did a lot of reading, great reporting. could you improve human rights awareness in the philippines. that would be awesome.tnx
I don't know If I said it already but ...This blog rocks! I gotta say, that I read a lot of blogs on a daily basis and for the most part, people lack substance but, I just wanted to make a quick comment to say I'm glad I found your blog. Thanks, :) A definite great read..Jim Bean
hey, im writting a short story for my english assingment and can't seem to think of a name any suggestions. the story is about a 15 year old girl whos world gets changed around when her parents decid to move to london due to her fathers job, she gets teasded and bullied also set up by these mean 'cool' girls, all sugestions welcome!
excellent…and very Faustly…I enjoy the meter, when it is not interrupted by grammatical rules ( ; for instance) that break the meter… one note, I would like to suggest that would make this excellent poem better…and I donot wish to judge your artistic preference and right….but I would suggest changing the word “rust” in “there, hungry rust to cling tightly”…to “moss” so that it read “there hungry moss to cling tightly”…I think it does this fine poem much justice and fits well with the theme…I see something beyond in this poem not unlike the ontological struggle in which while your artistic license may actually express in the word “rust”…it just doesn’t do the poem justice and is a little out of place in my own interpretation and enjoyment while I read it…rust through me off but the word “moss’ i think would be much better and fitting to the etymology that runs current through out the theme….just a note…good visualizations…forget grammar, it’s a stick in the gear of such a fine poem…
THANK YOU SO MUCH for your comments and suggestions. I do appreciate it, very much.:-) I can’t agree more with your observation. I replaced the word “rust” with your suggested word, “moss” (silly me, that wasn’t even a logical word to use..lol..)
I think I have to be more careful with punctuations and usage of words.Again, THANK YOU so much, I learned a lot from your feedback.:-)
i enjoy reading your pieces. they are deep but sincere, honest but not without beauty. the meter is a lot like the simple rhythm of one processing his or her own thoughts. free, but steady.
Penshadow, many thanks manong razi, so nice to have you here. fact is, there have been instances wherein the outcome of the poem is a revelation to me, just like this one. i started scribbling with no particular plan. i guess the muse took my hand then
March 11, 2008 at 2:41 pm
excellent…and very Faustly…I enjoy the meter, when it is not interrupted by grammatical rules ( ; for instance) that break the meter… one note, I would like to suggest that would make this excellent poem better…and I donot wish to judge your artistic preference and right….but I would suggest changing the word “rust” in “there, hungry rust to cling tightly”…to “moss” so that it read “there hungry moss to cling tightly”…I think it does this fine poem much justice and fits well with the theme…I see something beyond in this poem not unlike the ontological struggle in which while your artistic license may actually express in the word “rust”…it just doesn’t do the poem justice and is a little out of place in my own interpretation and enjoyment while I read it…rust through me off but the word “moss’ i think would be much better and fitting to the etymology that runs current through out the theme….just a note…good visualizations…forget grammar, it’s a stick in the gear of such a fine poem…
March 11, 2008 at 5:29 pm
THANK YOU SO MUCH for your comments and suggestions. I do appreciate it, very much.:-) I can’t agree more with your observation. I replaced the word “rust” with your suggested word, “moss” (silly me, that wasn’t even a logical word to use..lol..)
I think I have to be more careful with punctuations and usage of words.Again, THANK YOU so much, I learned a lot from your feedback.:-)
August 13, 2008 at 3:37 am
i enjoy reading your pieces. they are deep but sincere, honest but not without beauty. the meter is a lot like the simple rhythm of one processing his or her own thoughts. free, but steady.
August 17, 2008 at 11:35 am
I like this piece of thoughts, LJ.
August 19, 2008 at 1:53 am
abigailstall, very much appreciated.
it means a lot. thank you!
August 19, 2008 at 1:57 am
Penshadow, many thanks manong razi,
so nice to have you here. fact is, there have been instances wherein the outcome of the poem is a revelation to me, just like this one. i started scribbling with no particular plan. i guess the muse took my hand then
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