Poetry Collection 1E

Deep inside in my heart

I may no longer be perfect in your eyes,

but deep inside in my heart

you may feel the gentle touch

that I could make you feel proud.

You may not hear the things that I've said about you,

but deep inside in my heart, I still love you

even though you have the one who completes

your broken heart.

You might have thought that I don't care

about you.

But deep inside in my heart

You occupied the biggest part of my life

Christine Mae Panong

trollapeyan_hsm@yahoo.com

Philippines

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"The Choice"

We do have a lot of choices

Whether he wins or loses.

Indignantly, he caress what he gambles

But still inside him something mumbles.

Foolishly, you await for a trial

But still you have the denial.

Of all those improvisations,

There are still illicit conjugations.

You are still acquainted to your own demise,

Still, there's something to synthesize.

A voice would call out hastily

You are then sitting there mindfully.

Telling you what you've been doing,

Persuasively, you are reminiscing.

Thinking about how blinded you are

And how foolish you are.

Reminiscing different context and sectors,

Conjugate every bit of vectors.

Even the smallest bit you can never forget

Those mistakes are then your target.

Those times you've been seduced

And those times you've been induced.

The times you've been fooled

And the times you've been ruled.


You still have it in firm hand

Never ever lose it no matter where you stand.

You have your conscience!!

And with strong faith it washes.


Shouldn't you abuse it

Shouldn't you trample it

For you will not feel at grief

And into darkness you'll not be conceived..

Andrei P. San Luis

babylovez821@yahoo.com

Philippines

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"THE STARS"

The stars are blooming at night

so many stars above

are scattered everywhere

like fireflies in the dark

they flicker here and there

from somewhere in the east

a shooting stars goes by

its faster,faster than

the winking of an eye

though millions crowd the night

each has a wondrous beam

that brings to one the joys,peace

and pleasure of a dream

Fatima Aisha B. Isahac

aisha_isahac@yahoo.com (friendster)

Zamboanga City, Philippines

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'A Glimpse of You'

You're just so near, yet so far

I couldn't even tell where you really are

Can't hear any voice, nor any sound

I'm all shattered and lonely when you're not around.

All I ever know is that I have loved you from the very start

But now, all I get is a wrecked and broken heart

Now that you're gone, my misery has begun

Just wish that all of these hurts were already gone.

I kept waiting for you to come back to me

I searched the highest mountains and the lowest valleys

I longed for your arms, waited for you endlessly

I still just hoped that you were here with me.

The things I thought were hurting all in my mind

I felt so weak; I knew it's only you I need to find

Everything else was burning and ruining all of me

Please tell me, it's you I got to see.

As I looked out of the vague window pane,

All I could see was very bright light

I saw a vision of you, standing there with an angelic smile

All of a sudden, you vanished in sight

Then, came waning all of my pain

'Cause I caught a glimpse of you even just for a while.

Andro Dominic Calimot

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Philippines

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The Epitome of Long-lost Wishes

As I summon up the courage to pursue

A song of tragedy, of much remorse and sorrow;

I declare this the epitome of you,

Of gifts of statues not from tomorrow;

I had sought for words portraying names

Of grievances from letters declined;

Carved on wood, danced by flames

To cry over the ashes, I had not inclined;

If such were masked until the death of Isis,

Would your discernment of my affection occur?

Long tender gazes from starry irises,

Illusions akin to Don Giovanni's overture.

Should summer mourn for spring lost,

Dare not defy fate, uphold the cost.


Alyssa S. Ismael

II- St. Colombiere

Alyssa S. Ismael

alyssa_ashley94@yahoo.com



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