Fields of Poetry

I don't know how to love him
What to do, how to move him
I've been changed. Yes, really changed
In these past few days when I've seen myself
I seem like someone else . . .

Sunday, January 16, 2011

I know I'll find my place . . .

Date: January 17, 2011
Time: 12:46 am
Location: Sister's Room


Ah, internet! It took me quite some time to realize that it being a public space, people can easily take advantage of personal information against your best interest. I used to just post whatever comes to mind since, hey! Who's gonna read it? Surprisingly, there are lot more people out there who wants to connect with people to spice up their lives.

There's nothing wrong with exposing yourself to people, really. The only problem is understanding their nature and being able to deal with it. Because you see, words, when used properly, can unite people. When used properly, words can also cause a dissenting opinion.  There's no way out of it. No matter how sincere you are, no matter how innocent you are there are cynics who would condemn you for even uttering a word.

I wrote this entry to say that I will refrain from writing my journals from here on, but I don't want to be a 13 year old drama queen. So, instead I leave you with this poem:



Jejuné

Jejuné, jejuné, hear the seagulls cry
Come to me, come to me
sing my lullaby

In the morning sun rise
seeped with pleasant rays
earthly fragrance tang nice
bless the coming days

In the noon the calmly
clicks on supple tools
brings a supper, fancy
cheese and wine and fruits

Jejuné, jejuné, hear the seagulls cry
Come to me, come to me
sing my lullaby

When the stars are shining;
moon and sky's gone dark
please don't try to find me
I will rest my heart.

I will rest my soul
Weary eyes to close

wait a year of slumber
in the raging sea
we will be together
once I've come to be

Jejuné, jejuné, hear the seagulls cry
Come to me, come to me
sing my lullaby . . .





Pmel/Phamiel ©



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