
i just don't know what do.
my head is full of unanswered queries...
and wonderin'...
if you still care;
if you still feel the same way;
and if you missing me like am missing you.
sorry i just can't help myself but think of you.
so, are you still there?
are we still in the same boat?
or am i all alone in this thing?
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
i wonder
Written by silent_weeper at 3/17/2010 03:27:00 PM 0 comments
Friday, March 12, 2010
you will always be my boo

Probably we had the right love at the wrong time but maybe, just maybe, we are meant to be together...someday.
i know this is worth the wait.
i hope you'll understand why i've set you free;
why you hardly see me now unlike before.
it's not that i no longer care or love you, heaven knows i still do.
no matter how hard i deny it you know that i still do.
i am missing you so bad...every day, every minute, every second.
i just wish every time we'll meet time will seize.
Written by silent_weeper at 3/12/2010 11:46:00 PM 0 comments
Thursday, March 11, 2010
Auspicious Beginnings
wrote this 2 years ago, during my sophomore year. given to us as an assignment in our Philippine Literature subject.
The annals of Tacloban I could not distinctly expound,
Chronicles says it had fought for it grounds.
Alluded its name to the inhabitants of the place;
Reminiscing its glorious and melancholic heritage face,
went through some drastic change over a decade or two;
Reason of colonization gives me no clue.
Kankabatok was its name, is true;
Transmuted to Tacloban was rejoicing too;
Waray was its official dialect,
become the core of commerce we didn't quite expect.
Captured and suffered under the Japanese invasion;
People of all ages were tortured and slaughtered.
Everyone was just hopeless and dismayed.
This was indeed the darkest and cruelest event in the annals of the place.
Formed alliances that brought the city's victory,
the noted promise "I shall return" that kept the people hoping,
Japanese were diminished because Americans and Leyteños were fighting.
A liberation that was more than a grueling and tremulous story.
Freed by the Americans which was led by the valiant General Douglas MacArthur.
This was a victory and liberation worth to savor.
Despite the lugubrious painful deaths,
we've learnt to conquer the depths;
Now we're stalwart and wise we'll never be invaded.
Celebrating and reminiscing the annals through feasts,
our worries and uncertainties are ceased.
Landmarks and feasts that is so vital and inviting,
that makes Tacloban fascinating.
Written by silent_weeper at 3/11/2010 09:42:00 PM 0 comments
