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!
Yes, you caught
me,
naked-
exposed like
a ghost, hiding
behind clouds of
illuminated
fallacies.
Lovely lines………beautiful. What it feels to be at dance with someone you care to be with and much more is expressed through your pen in just three sentences in verse……….
Dreammer, how are you, dear?:-) I am happy to see you again,:-).
I tried to write the poem in such a way that the reader would see multiple angles. The challenge for me had been how to use simple words and come up with that purpose,:-)
My Lord…what can I say here? I loved this poem so much:
“Your eyes held
me, not long
before you
breathed
fire-
so intense, that
consumed me-
whole.”
I know this feeling; it is like you’re being sucked off your own being…so intense!
I also loved the first part “I came for a dance” this suggests so many things, so many types of dance…very well written *clap clap clap*!!
Why, Max you are a dear!:-) my pen is blushing with your generous and inspiring comment! Thanks very much, Max, bless you!
By the way Max, your blog is addictive, lol! . Absolutely wonderful, really. What a coincidence, a friend of mine, do call me Leo (pronounced as Li-yo), that was in college,:-). I would welcome you calling me the same,:-).
i am filled with mixed emotions!
to be exposed, to become vulnerable, to someone else… i dread the very thought of it.
yet, it is all i desire… to meet someone who could see straight thru me; who could see the real me… know me.
a wonderful read, jane!!
I can relate to that, Sayan.:-).. The pull and push of emotions and reasons.., wants and fears..
While some would compromise a lot just to stay within the illusionary comforts of their “projected image”, you are longing to get out from it, or so it seems.:-) that’s commendable, Sayan. . If that is to be the case, there would be somebody who can see right through you. Just allow and endure its penetrating gaze, I guess..:-)
[...] I’ll keep abreast to match each leading steps, though what I see ahead are visions blurred- the promised grandeur is, but a passing silhouette. [...]
September 8, 2008 at 11:43 am
really like what you are saying in this, and how it is said
September 8, 2008 at 12:11 pm
Hello Dean,:-). That’s a lovely comment. Thank you so much!:-)
September 8, 2008 at 12:24 pm
Beautiful . . .
September 8, 2008 at 12:39 pm
Hey Tim,:-) how are you?
Thanks! I can’t access my yahoo for the past days, something to do with my provider, I guess. I hope it will be fixed soonest,:-).
September 8, 2008 at 5:41 pm
Very interesting…about meeting someone at a dance, but clearly so much more as well…..
September 8, 2008 at 9:10 pm
Yes, you caught
me,
naked-
exposed like
a ghost, hiding
behind clouds of
illuminated
fallacies.
Lovely lines………beautiful. What it feels to be at dance with someone you care to be with and much more is expressed through your pen in just three sentences in verse……….
September 9, 2008 at 3:50 pm
Yogaforcynics, thank you very much for the comment,:-).
Sometimes, Life is like a dance. It’s liberating, it is freedom. I came to realize a lot of hidden truth while “dancing” with Life.
September 9, 2008 at 3:56 pm
Dreammer, how are you, dear?:-) I am happy to see you again,:-).
I tried to write the poem in such a way that the reader would see multiple angles. The challenge for me had been how to use simple words and come up with that purpose,:-)
Thanks for your comment!:-)
September 9, 2008 at 4:02 pm
HighonPain, I would definitely appreciate the intent visits,
. Thank you for your inspiring comment.
I’d like my poetry to be an embodiment of substance and simplicity. “Simplicity is beauty”, itsn’t that what they say?:-).
I am thankful that you liked my poetry, bless you!
September 9, 2008 at 4:06 pm
Yey. Dreammer, sorry. I should have said….
…how to come up with verses through common, simple words, that fulfills my poetic purpose at the same time…
Sorry,:-).
September 10, 2008 at 1:56 am
reality came-
disguised as
silhouette.
gorgeous phrasing – i like your style – it’s soft like summer rain.
sarah
September 10, 2008 at 3:07 am
Hey Leofina!
My Lord…what can I say here? I loved this poem so much:
“Your eyes held
me, not long
before you
breathed
fire-
so intense, that
consumed me-
whole.”
I know this feeling; it is like you’re being sucked off your own being…so intense!
I also loved the first part “I came for a dance” this suggests so many things, so many types of dance…very well written *clap clap clap*!!
Cheers
September 11, 2008 at 3:53 am
Hello Sarah, thank you so much!:-)
A comment like that from a very good poet such as yourself do means a lot!:-)
September 11, 2008 at 4:00 am
Why, Max you are a dear!:-) my pen is blushing with your generous and inspiring comment! Thanks very much, Max, bless you!
By the way Max, your blog is addictive, lol!
. Absolutely wonderful, really. What a coincidence, a friend of mine, do call me Leo (pronounced as Li-yo), that was in college,:-). I would welcome you calling me the same,:-).
September 14, 2008 at 3:15 pm
lites hue too
did i torch your
soul to point
of fear
my dear one
or nudge you a bit
to smile and a blush
enough
to spring budding
thoughts
that lingers
up to this time
September 14, 2008 at 3:51 pm
That’s a very good one, eugene.:-) Thank you for sharing!
September 14, 2008 at 5:43 pm
i am filled with mixed emotions!
to be exposed, to become vulnerable, to someone else… i dread the very thought of it.
yet, it is all i desire… to meet someone who could see straight thru me; who could see the real me… know me.
a wonderful read, jane!!
September 14, 2008 at 11:34 pm
I can relate to that, Sayan.:-).. The pull and push of emotions and reasons.., wants and fears..
While some would compromise a lot just to stay within the illusionary comforts of their “projected image”, you are longing to get out from it, or so it seems.:-) that’s commendable, Sayan.
. If that is to be the case, there would be somebody who can see right through you. Just allow and endure its penetrating gaze, I guess..:-)
Thank you again, Sayan,:-)
October 4, 2008 at 7:04 pm
[...] I’ll keep abreast to match each leading steps, though what I see ahead are visions blurred- the promised grandeur is, but a passing silhouette. [...]