Wednesday, September 30, 2009

Inside a lover's mind

I have a major flaw, i love to criticize. I do it unconsciously and now i think when i die i may be remembered as someone who never had anything good to say about anyone. Sigh! 2010 resolution..... compliment people before you criticize them. Listening to John Stuart Mills' view of morality and this popped up in my head:



I miss you when you're away,
my heart aches in ways i cannot explain.
But when i get you by my side
i wish you would just die

You kiss me, so sweetly
i want your lips to wither away
You touch me, such tenderness
i hope your hands shrivel up

I can hear your heart beat
as you whisper sweet nothings
Nothing, is what i want to hear
Yes, i wish you would just die

Monday, September 28, 2009

Random thoughts of a psycho

I have been staring at my computer screen for over an hour. At the back of my mind,  ideas were floating. Most of my ideas do that and sometimes its pretty hard catching them. Anyways, i finally got a hold of this idea but it came up with a million others and i thought this was hilarious. You may not, but i'm crazy like that. The result was a cocktail of thought, a bit sour but it'll grow on you.

To crave happiness, that feeling of ecstasy
To want what others have
because ours never seems enough
Human nature is curious nature
curious because we are
and curious because i ask
what drives us to do what we do

I have lost fights i thought winning was my destiny,
waited for fate to block all but one on crossroads.
Fairy tales exist but their truths are brutal,
reading between the lines is instant death.
Uncovering secrets and wishing them dead.

 Ignorance is bliss for the stupid
then call me dense
cos i derive ecstacy from not knowing
Its so much easier that way
The irony of my situation
is the downfall of my character
For where i pay the least attention
i remember the most


Tuesday, September 22, 2009

A Birthday Wish

Standing in the middle of the field
waiting for the rain to come
Looking for salvation
something to cleanse my sins
I raise my head to the sky
teardrops roll down my face
What is freedom
and what is pain
I search for one
and find the other


Weighed down by all my sorrow
gasping for air
Fighting the burdens at my feet
trying to fly
Heal my broken heart
and leave my wounds
For one will maim me
the other would kill me


I feel age creep up on me
its claws try to grab me
I seek redemption
who will be my savior?
I scream to the coming rain
"liberate me from myself "



Thursday, September 17, 2009

Deadly little secret

I had a little secret
so i dug up the ground
and buried it
My secret grew
grew and grew
until it was something new
This new secret was big
so huge it broke the ground
i was scared people would see
so i called a friend 
we blocked it with a tree
The next day, she was dead
I felt i killed her
so i called my sister
we buried my friend
under the tree
beside my secret
My sister tripped
on a branch from the tree
she fell and hit her head
and i left her
there beside my secret

My father saw this happen
he ran towards the tree
i thought he would grab me
so i turned to flee
but the shock caught up with him
his heart gave way
what more can i say
he fell under the tree
right beside my sister
my friend and my secret

I had a little secret
nothing sinister
so, i buried it
it grew and grew
and killed my father
my friend and my sister

Wednesday, September 16, 2009

The Art of karma (On a lighter note)

I grew up to the notion that if you do good to others, good will come to you. If you do bad, you will be hit with bad luck. I am not talking about the kind of bad luck you see in drama movies. I am talking about classic comedy type bad luck. Like walking on the road and getting a nice doze of cold water from a passing car. I think that's funny luck. Maybe not funny for you who got splashed, but a hell lot of funny for onlookers. 

 However, a friend was nice enough to inform me that karma is not a very reliable art. Apparently, you can get punished for something you did in your former life. Say what? I don't even remember things i did when i was one. Now we are talking about a past life. This friend of mine is of the belief that we are all recycled and no matter how much formatting is done, some viruses follow us into our next lives. 
I have a personal problem with karma; i think it never gets anything right. It either comes almost immediately, in which case its effects are little and easily gotten over. Or, it takes its time and then it overreacts with punishments that far outweigh the initial wrong doing.


I don't even want to add the part of the past life. How do i get punished for something i did in a past life. I DIED! is that not punishment enough? I think the only thing good about karma is watching people who talk too much get splashed by a passing car or stepping in poop. Sigh... just spilled a drink on myself, look what karma is doing to me and i haven't published this post yet.

Sunday, September 13, 2009

A Perfect morning and the What if syndrome

I am not sure if i had been awake for a while, you know that point where you are dangling between dreamworld and reality or if i really was sleeping. I do know that the buzz from my laptop made me get up. I would not say i have a lot of friends. It is not because i am a loner or what not, it is just because i have a problem socializing. So when i do make friends, i know they are special. Anyways, he made me smile and he hit me with the bombshell: The poem he wrote during summer. It made me happy and yet sad. I haven't read something that has touched me in this way for a very long time and so, i am dedicating my perfect morning to a perfect friend. Here's our little secret shaped like a tree:

What if Syndrome.
What if i found a flower that you were so sure
If left alone for a while would blossom to something more.
What if i gazed on this flower and was consumed with an obsession
i couldn’t see how beautiful what i already had in my possession.
What if my flower vanished and left me petals of pain
Would i be selfish to ignore her, would that make me insane.
What if i was half dead and saw her looking from above.
Would that make me crazy, or I'm i just in love.
What if after all is said and done, after all my sorrows are gone.
I am still left with my worries,
of all that could be left of her
 are nothing more than memories.

Saturday, September 12, 2009

Running from Norm

I am writing this peering from behind thick lens. Yes, finally got those glasses. I hope it makes me see things clearly and i am not talking about pictures and texts, i am talking about what is going on between the lines.
Two years ago, i was almost at the end of a race i was running. Do you ever get that feeling of giving up when it is so close to the end? I did not. Don't hiss yet and think i am being vain. The truth is, i did not get those feelings because it wasn't close to the end of my race AT ALL. Two years later, i have finally reached the end of my race and i have those feelings. It took me two years and did i learn anything? well, that's a different story.
Life isn't life until you have lived it and probably killed someone. Hold up! I'm not talking about murder here, i'm talking about slander, and betrayal and hurt. You know, those things we do everyday to people. WE apologize for them but in reality, what's sorry?
This was going through my head for a while, like a fly over a dustbin. I would try to swat it away but it just kept on returning. The funny thing is, every time i tried to write, it did not come out just right. It finally hit me at the beginning of a class, while the professor was setting up his projector. It felt a little raw, a little different from what i'm used to but who said old dogs don't learn new tricks.
I haven't written in a while so i may be a lil rusty, but this is what i wrote:
The Gun that Killed Me

I did not shoot the gun that killed me
I bought the gun that ended my life
loaded it with bullets that pierced me
i put the nozzle in the right position
it faced my heart and couldn't miss
i got all the details ready
but i did not shoot the gun that killed me

I changed my mind about dying
he changed my mind about dying
i gave him the gun to hold
i did not want my mind relapsing
i forgot about the gun he held
forgot about the bullets it held
i changed my mind about dying

he did not forget about dying
he changed my mind but his remained
he did not forget about the gun
about the bullets it held
he remembered the gun, and the bullets
he put the nozzle in the right position
placed it to my heart and couldn't miss

i did not shoot the gun that killed me