Wednesday, March 28, 2012

Fragmented State of Being

This is my attempt again to write a poem. According to some friends of mine in UP, writing a poem with no meter, rhyme, rhythm and other basic elements that a poem should contain is not a problem. Poem writing with the conventional elements isn't a big deal anymore.

This is for you. Because I miss you.


I miss you so hard it hurts
It makes me sick, it makes me rhyme
You are part of my every breath 
Every heave of sigh 
You are there every second I close my eyes.

It's you who I think of always
Does the absence make the heart grow fonder? 
Sure it does
My desire to see you each day gets stronger
For how long I'll wait? I don't know.

Destiny, according to Murakami, is something we look back at afterwards 
It's not something to be known in advance
Therefore, destiny is somewhat planned
It is us who hold our destiny 
We are our destiny.

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