Basta Para Sayo

maligayang pagdating sa museo ng aking mga gusto. dito'y malaya kang maglakbay sa sulok ng mumunti kong mga kwarto, kung saan ang bawat kulay ng pader at kuwadro ay aking paborito. ang ilaw, upuan, kurtina at bintana'y saksi sa lihim kong pagsamo, at ang bawat salitang binuo ay nagmumula sa uhaw at gutom kong puso. 1/4 3/16/26 -

Hi sa lahat ng gustong magbasa ng spoken poetry ay basahin niyo ang librong ito :) hindi po sa akin lahat ang mga poetry na nandito... :) ilalagay ko lang po ito dahil sa dare ng kaibigan ko :) may mga pangalan naman na inilagay ko para malaman niyong kaninong poetry ang mababasa niyo :) P.S. sa lahat ng gustong magmessage sa akin ng mga kanilang Spoken Poetry pm me :) #38 in Poetry [July 13, 2017] #57 in Poetry [July 23,2017] #5 in Spoken (feb. 22, 2019)

Compilation of poems, short stories and others. Mga gawa ko na ginawa ko sa school.

Mga sanaysay, parirala, tula, at iba pa...

Tagalog and English Poems. Spoken Poetry from the heart. Quotes for the mind and body. Enjoy:)

Higit sa saklaw ng ordinaryong mata.

Escape; wander and be lost for a moment but make sure to find yourself at the latter. A new version of you- wiser, braver, and bolder. Don't lose hope. You got it, you have to. FOR POETRY LOVERS ~just a passion (I write to free myself) Book date started: November 17, 2017

Not everything here is pretty. Some pages sound like overthinking at 2 a.m. Others feel like conversations that never happened, or things that should've been said but weren't. There are doubts, small resentments, sudden realizations-nothing polished, nothing trying too hard to make sense. 'There's A Field of Stardust Inside You' is just that: thoughts as they come. Unfiltered, sometimes repetitive, sometimes too honest. It doesn't try to fix anything. It just sits with it: the confusion, the wanting, the quiet in-between moments people don't usually talk about. Because being human isn't always poetic. Sometimes it's just thinking too much and learning to live with it anyway.

Compilation of Verses and Poesy.

A Life Away from the City is a reflection of two worlds that shaped my growing years. The first part tells the story of friendship simple days, shared laughter, and the small but meaningful moments spent away from the noise of the city. It is about the people who became home in ordinary days, and the memories that stayed even after time and distance changed everything. The second part is a poem dedicated to my grandmother a personal piece of grief, love, and remembrance. It speaks of her warmth, her presence in my childhood, and the painful reality of slowly losing someone who once felt like the center of home. It is written from the heart, carrying both love and loss in every line. Like many of us, I also experienced a grandmother's love, the kind that feels safe, comforting, and unconditional. And like many, I also experienced how painful it is when someone you love slowly fades away, until only memories remain. This work is a reminder that the most beautiful love often becomes the most painful memory to keep