Journal

Too much attention

by | Oct 16, 2002 | Journal

Her later life is going to prove tough if she needs to survive with pure skills. Imagine saying the stupidest things and making the wrongest decisions without hearing a single objective point of view until you come out into the harsh reality of the world. Without the check and balance of life, this girl’s personality is going to be completely ruined and wisdom will have to come late, if at all. After paying a high price that is!

Misrepresentation

by | Oct 4, 2002 | Journal

A fraudulent person is dishonest.

A negligent person is a fool.

A fool and a dishonest person should not be treated the same.

Happy Barbarian Day!

by | Sep 27, 2002 | Poetry

The purity of the piano sound tingles on the inside and outside of your being.

It is like raindrops falling onto the mirror.

Or pearls bouncing off glass.

Silk flowing in the afternoon sunlight at the beach.

Like lying in a hammock and not feel the heat.

The sounds just floods your system with the jazz.

Whiskey & Warm Water

by | Sep 26, 2002 | Poetry

Love isn’t a character of reason

No matter the intelligent claim it be

It doesn’t arrive with any season

And it is here for us to see

Dear heart die hard if things win not

Dear heart cry not if it fails such

Dear heart step now to live it hot

There not much left when life goes dutch

For the Barbarian

by | Sep 23, 2002 | Poetry

Today is supposed to be

For everything you want

A way for you to see

Things you usually can’t

I could not have resisted

In sending you a fart

But my being insisted

I miss you dear heart

I can go on and on

If it wasn’t for space

Profess with prose upon

And some gas in your face!

Why I disagree with lotteries

by | Sep 21, 2002 | Journal

Lotteries are undeserved wealth. As statistics show, the demographics of people who indulges in lotteries and gambling are mainly from the lower income group. A great number of the lower income groups are less educated. Ineducated lucky strikes do not last long if there is no wisdom. Basically, if lucky strikers do not know to upgrade their knowledge, chances are, they would not know how to manage their newfound wealth. At the end of the day, the new found wealth acts as nothing more than a curse to their lives. They will lead a hard life after everything has been squandered away.

Still confused?

by | Sep 18, 2002 | Poetry

Freedom blindfolded

The past smirks

Time unattended

Uncovered dreams lurks

Freedom blindfolded

The past smirks

Time unattended

Uncovered dreams lurks

Splash & Splart

by | Sep 17, 2002 | Story

All the little fishes would look from behind their safe little rocks. The birdies in the trees would perch high above in the branches to watch Splash show off his dangerous stunt. He did it trice. Jump, jump, jump, he goes, SPLASH again! Not bad at all.

Splash wanted to do an even better one.

Life is full of coincidences

by | Sep 15, 2002 | Journal

They say, “Life is like a poker game. It is not a matter of having a good hand but playing a bad hand well.” Out of utter superstition, I have decided not to gamble at casinos because I want all the luck in gambling for life. Life has a higher priority and in it, we should all learn to win it in our own ways.

Gifts from the Conveyor Belt

by | Sep 14, 2002 | Journal

When the gift is found, the baby has to work hard on learning everything about it and embark on that gift until it comes to the next phase of progression or discovery. It kinda becomes your reason for life, that passion you find using your gift. I was given many things to play with when I was a child but the gift..

Time

by | Sep 13, 2002 | Journal

Time is an essence nobody could buy and no one can afford to pay for. With it, one is well equipped to build a life, a future, a change and many beautiful memories. Equipped with each one of us, is a successful human being. It really depends what you try to make out of your own life.