aUtUmNs MoNoLoGuE
Oh why can't I be what you need?
A new improved version of me.
But I'm nothing so good
no, I'm nothing...
just bones, a lonely ghost burning down songs
of violence, of love, and of sorrow.
I beg for just one more tomorrow!
Where you'd hold me down, fold me in
deep deep deep in the heart of your sins.
I'd break in two over you
I'd break in two and each piece of me dies
and only you can give the breath of life!
But you don't see me.
You dont.
Here I'm pinned between darkness and light,
bleached and blinded by these nights.
Where I'm tossing and tortured till dawn by you,
visions of you, then you're gone.
The shock bleeds the red from my face,
when i hear someone's taken my place.
How could love be so thoughtless, so cruel?
When all, all that i did was for you...
I'd break in two over you
I'd break in two and each piece of me dies
and only you can give the breath of life!
But you dont see me.
You don't.
I'd break in two over you
I'd break in two and each piece of me dies
and only you can give the breath of life!
But you don't see me.
You don't.
I'd break in two over you,
I'd break in two over you!
Over you I'd break in two,
I would break in two for you.
Now you see me,
now you don't.
Now you need me,
now you don't.
tHe fIcTiOn wE LiVe
You might be just what I need
No I would not change a thing
Been dreaming of this so long
But we only exist in this song
The thing is, I'm not worth the sorrow
And if you come and meet me tomorrow
I will hold you down, fold you in
Deep, deep, deep in the fiction we live
I break in two over you
I break in two And if a piece of you dies
Autumn, I will bring you back to life
Of course I see you
I do.
BEHOLD, I WILL SHOW YOU A MYSTERY...
APOTHEGM
everything’s falling into place
unleashing the tranquility within my soul
gone were the doubts and the chase
enigmatic feelings are taking its toll
now that you’re here, I’m ready to face
end this sweet little dream once and for all
elegy! Have you heard its sound?
sapphic verses coming from my heart
trying to reach you, wishing to be found
enunciate at last the feeling I’m indulged
babbling how I love you, I am really bound
always to be near and never will part
everything’s falling into place
unleashing the tranquility within my soul
gone were the doubts and the chase
enigmatic feelings are taking its toll
now that you’re here, I’m ready to face
end this sweet little dream once and for all
elegy! Have you heard its sound?
sapphic verses coming from my heart
trying to reach you, wishing to be found
enunciate at last the feeling I’m indulged
babbling how I love you, I am really bound
always to be near and never will part
never will change even from the start
BEHOLD, I WILL SHOW YOU A MYSTERY...
(mei part2 p i2! hntayin nio s broadsheet issue ng Crusader!)
(wla lng, share q lng. . , s SS18 nmen 2. . , pntapat s ERA OF COLLABORATIVE KNOWLEDGE ni roniel. . . , ! heheh!)
SANCTION
“Certainty generally is an illusion,
Repose is not the destiny of man…”
-Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr.
A Cabinet secretary described this year’s SONA as an executive report presented to the nation’s stockholders—to us. And a colorful presentation it was, so much different from the past SONAs, with PowerPoint presentation and participation of different people—from politicians to athletes to military to ordinary people. Stories to break the otherwise serious topics range from heartwarming ones (that of the housing beneficiary who said that the title’s for his son) to those of hope (the call center agents she had coffee with) and victory (the Mt. Everest feat, SEAG medallists, beauty titlist, and Pacquiao). On the whole, SONA was better this year. (Enough for us to forgive her little comedy stunt.)
However, before July 24, some people argued the abolition of SONA. To that I disagree. I STRONGLY BELIEVE THAT SONA SHOULD BE DELIVERED TO THE FILIPINOS.
“Why not Abolish SONA?” Asked Amando Doronila in Analysis (Philippine Daily Inquirer, 7-21-06).
But, then again, WHY ABOLISH?
First, I believe that the Filipinos should be aware of what is happening in our country. They show apathy at present simply because they don’t even understand the current events—a big percentage of our population doesn’t even know what Charter Change is (just an example, but I disagree with it). Abolishing SONA, in a way, prevents PGMA from defending her side about the accusations given to her.
Second, SONA spells HOPE for many people. In SONA, PGMA shows the present achievements, what past promises were fulfilled, things like that. In this time of turmoil and crises, that’s exactly what people wanted to hear. Doronila may call it false expectation, a road map with a dead end, but that’s better than having no road map at all, to be walking half-blinded without any hope to be saved.
Third, SONA answers people’s questions. SONA is the best way for the President to clarify the issues arising in her administration.
Doronila argued about the President offering “stale fish” again, and about his hopes of a straightforward election next year. If he watched SONA, that was actually some of the agenda.
PGMA may or may not be proven cheating in the 2004 elections, but let’s face it: she is a good President (okay, maybe not morally, but at least professionally good). She knows when to hold back, but still, she keeps coming back. Want to impeach her? No problem—but please, not until you can find a better replacement.
Anyway, it’s not a question of who had done what but rather a call for everyone to be responsible.
A man like Doronila who believes that first things should be first must also know that every kettle must rest on its own bottom. Everyone has his own part to be played. Ergo, since prexies were supposed to give SONAs, that is exactly what PGMA had done.
Let us all make it nice and simple.
“Certainty generally is an illusion,
Repose is not the destiny of man…”
-Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr.
A Cabinet secretary described this year’s SONA as an executive report presented to the nation’s stockholders—to us. And a colorful presentation it was, so much different from the past SONAs, with PowerPoint presentation and participation of different people—from politicians to athletes to military to ordinary people. Stories to break the otherwise serious topics range from heartwarming ones (that of the housing beneficiary who said that the title’s for his son) to those of hope (the call center agents she had coffee with) and victory (the Mt. Everest feat, SEAG medallists, beauty titlist, and Pacquiao). On the whole, SONA was better this year. (Enough for us to forgive her little comedy stunt.)
However, before July 24, some people argued the abolition of SONA. To that I disagree. I STRONGLY BELIEVE THAT SONA SHOULD BE DELIVERED TO THE FILIPINOS.
“Why not Abolish SONA?” Asked Amando Doronila in Analysis (Philippine Daily Inquirer, 7-21-06).
But, then again, WHY ABOLISH?
First, I believe that the Filipinos should be aware of what is happening in our country. They show apathy at present simply because they don’t even understand the current events—a big percentage of our population doesn’t even know what Charter Change is (just an example, but I disagree with it). Abolishing SONA, in a way, prevents PGMA from defending her side about the accusations given to her.
Second, SONA spells HOPE for many people. In SONA, PGMA shows the present achievements, what past promises were fulfilled, things like that. In this time of turmoil and crises, that’s exactly what people wanted to hear. Doronila may call it false expectation, a road map with a dead end, but that’s better than having no road map at all, to be walking half-blinded without any hope to be saved.
Third, SONA answers people’s questions. SONA is the best way for the President to clarify the issues arising in her administration.
Doronila argued about the President offering “stale fish” again, and about his hopes of a straightforward election next year. If he watched SONA, that was actually some of the agenda.
PGMA may or may not be proven cheating in the 2004 elections, but let’s face it: she is a good President (okay, maybe not morally, but at least professionally good). She knows when to hold back, but still, she keeps coming back. Want to impeach her? No problem—but please, not until you can find a better replacement.
Anyway, it’s not a question of who had done what but rather a call for everyone to be responsible.
A man like Doronila who believes that first things should be first must also know that every kettle must rest on its own bottom. Everyone has his own part to be played. Ergo, since prexies were supposed to give SONAs, that is exactly what PGMA had done.
Let us all make it nice and simple.
Girl: I'm always here for you
Boy: I know
Girl: What's wrong?
Boy: I like her so much
Girl: Talk to her
Boy: I don't know. She won't ever like me
Girl: Don't say that. You're amazing.
Boy: I just want her to know how I feel.
Girl: Then tell her.
Boy: She won't like me
Girl: How do you know that?
Boy: I can just tell
Girl: Well just tell her.
Boy: What should I say
Girl: Tell her how much you like her
Boy: I tell her that daily
Girl: what do you mean?
Boy: I'm always with her. I love her.
Girl: I know how you feel. I have the sameproblem. But he'll never like me
Boy: Wait. Who do you like?
Girl: Oh some boy
Boy: Oh... she won't like me either.
Girl: She does
Boy: How do you know..
Girl: Because, who wouldn't like you?
Boy: You
Girl: You're wrong, I love you.
Boy: I love you too.
Girl: So are you going to talk to her?
Boy: I just did.
baby nmen. . , first pmangkin. . , 8 months n xa. . , gumagamit n xa ng walker. . , full name daniel soberano ybañez. . , pede dng dash (impluwenxa ng the incredibles), dashke, diding, tabibi. . , and many more. . . , heheh! 
whole family. . , i luk up to dem olweiz. . , pramis! idealistic tlga aq, kya cla plgi model q. . ,
dash with kua mart. . , the jack of all trades!! hehe! dme n2 kyang gwin. . , pro visual artist xa by profession. . , kya dn niang mglandscape, mgcarpentry (cla lng gmgwa ng mga repairs s bhay), mgtahi (xa ngmanage nung ptahian nna mama nung pmunta xang cebu), small time technician dn xa. . , bsta lhat kya nia gwin! heheh! kya dn niang magfootspa!!! kme customers... wlang byad! hehe!one loophole: corny ng mga jokes!!! hehe! pro okeigh lng, at least mei kdaldalan aq (sooobrang daldal dn n2. . , kya ngkasundo tlga kme nung bestfriends p lng cla ni ate!)
