People who keep umbrellas in their bags are weird. This is one of the many crazy things Christine taught me when we were in college. I don’t know where she got that, but that’s one […]
Tag: poetry
The Day the Artifacts Talked
But there are things that seemed impossible to understand on a certain age. The lack of maturity. The lack of experience. The lack of understanding. As I said, it took a decade – at the most unexpected time, at the most unexpected place. At the museum. There I found myself creating pieces by just blankly staring at those pieces of art left misunderstood, unappreciated by many. Such expressions were too vast to comprehend; hence, the ambiguity of messages. Hence, the debate of many.
I wish I had more time…
I have never felt so little in my entire life. Back then, I always took pride of our Museo Sugbo – the biggest by far among the museums we had in Cebu. But standing in […]
Here are 5 Travel Lesson by Juan Miguel Severo
“Pardo,” I answered the lady who was selling burgers and fries on the lobby of the event site to her inquiry on where I was from. “What?!” an obvious image of disbelief immediately painted on […]
Poetry: What Mattered…
Like any other brokenhearted souls, I stood still and looked at you; I don’t know how it started, but this is how it ended. After months of putting so much effort unto each other, […]
Reflection: The Ideal Man…
“Walang mandirigmang walang sining sa katawan.” (No warrior has ever been left unmarked.) – Lourd de Veyra Tall, dark, and handsome. Like any other girl, I have this perfectly captured image of an “ideal guy”. […]
Poetry: If I were…
“We are just kids who grew up way too fast.” – The Cab Did you ever tried losing something and in the process of looking for that missing item you found something that has been […]
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