Have you ever thought about how chairs are so unappreciated? And yet, they continue to give us comfort in times we need a little pause from life. This poem is for those who need help in unloading the baggage they have been carrying around.
At some point in our lives may we learn to let go of things and forgive people. It might not be now nor later. Just do it in your own time when you are ready.
Let the noise of change come from our mouths. Let us chant truth and justice. They might try to suppress us from time to time, but we will not be muted until they will take heed to our conviction.
With one day left of the final week of the semester or otherwise known as hell week, our nocturnal adventure with the final requirements from our subjects is still afoot. Join me in my struggle to stay up late at night.
Do you have any spooky mysteries that made you stay up late? Hear me out and together we will unravel the Myths and Pains that kept us awake at night.
Maayo man nga mag-inusara sa paglata-gaw, pero nindot sad og naa kay kauban. Dali, ubani ko sa akong pag-lakbay ni-ining kalibutana.
Netizens have been demonizing 'Hugot' culture, especially when it comes to spoken word poetry. This first poem or 'balak' is here to defend that.
Inspired by Sarah Kay's poem: Toothbrush to a Bicycle Tire. A concept of love letters between two animated objects. This poem takes place where the guitar is trying to inspire its owner to play music again.
As we move forward in our lives we have been hurt, and in return, we have hurt others along the way. This next piece is an apology to the people I wronged in life.
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