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Me and You - A Haiku

December 10, 2019

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He's afraid to love.

All she wants is to be loved.

And then he found her.

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Kandila

Nang makilala ka ang puso ko ay tila isa nang patay na kandila Kandila na ang mitsa'y di na sumisindi pa dahil nababad na ng luha Ngunit dahil sa pag-ibig mo ito'y muling nabuhay at nagliyab Apoy na kahit anong ihip o lakas ng hangin ay di natitinag Ulan man o unos ay di ito namamatay Nang lumisan ka'y hiniling ko na ang apoy ay muling mamatay na Dahil ang kandilang ito'y wala nang nagmamay-ari o magmamay-ari pa Ngunit kahit anong gawin ang apoy ay ayaw nang mamatay Hanggang sa ang kandila ay unti-unting nauubos na Na tulad ng buhay ay nawawala na At hanggang sa huling siklab ay ikaw pa rin sinta

Mi Manchi

I miss the way we used to be those days that there's only you and me. Days that we used to laugh and cry to the stupid things we do. I miss the way you look at me those beautiful eyes that saw through me. Those eyes that were only fixated to me who truly knows the real me. I miss your love that boundless fire that embraces me that even the coldest hands cannot douse the burn that I will firmly grasp. And most of all I miss you like the flower that misses the sun like the trees that misses the rain like a leaf waiting for the wind to blow it where it wants to be.

Ohayou Gozaimasu!

May 2nd, 6 am on the skies of Nagoya. Just in time for the morning sun. Ohayou Nippon! Me and my son Zach took a 4-hour flight from Manila to Nagoya for a weeks stay in Japan as a part of our so-called tour. I had hoped for a longer flight so I can be able to rest my already sore shoulders since I was carrying a not so heavy 17 kg of carry-on baggage (and not to mention our 64 kg check-in). Honestly, one of the things I hate is moving out of a place. Packing your stuff is already taxing not to mention the emotional attachment to the place you're coming from. I was really anxious in coming to Japan but when I stepped out of the plane and saw how laid back this place is, I told myself that coming here was not so bad at all. From the tidied up surrounding, authentic Japanese cuisine (that I've always dreamed of. Yep, I'm a fan of Japanese cuisine way back in PH) and the very polite and disciplined locals (my phone and vape that I left in the restaurant can attest t...

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Me and You - A Haiku

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