Poping in my thoughts like Sin In this game I'm not sure I can win Indulging in your presence every now and then
to me babe you're a Perfect 10
Maybe a 9
because no one is perfect, but girl you just as fine
I wish you'd spend some time
with me Give me a chance and you will see
I make great company
may I please join you of would you like to join me?
In this search this quest in life to find some sort of Happy
When I gaze upon your beauty,
my brain immediately panics—
it wants to stare respectfully
but also trips over its own manners.
I want to see you, observe you,
study you like fine art,
but then I remember,
Dude… don’t be weird. Don’t overdo your part.
Don’t say something awkward.
Don’t drift too far off-script.
Don’t stand there like a sad clown
who forgot his punchlines mid-quip.
She said, brilliance moves her more than beauty ever could.
Did you know I speak multiple languages—
not fluently,
but still more than I should?
She said it’s intellect that paves the way to her heart.
So I offer my thoughts before my hands,
pen on paper doing a sacred little dance.
When I’m blessed with her presence, I fall in a trance—
trying to be charming instead of just awkward and tense.
I sit and I think… maybe a little too much,
because my brain treats hope like a mystery novel.
I see tiny signs we might have things in common,
then immediately over-analyze the footnotes.
Is it something? Is it nothing?
Is it just my imagination on espresso?
Either way, my heart keeps quietly saying,
“Hey… I kinda hope it’s a yes though.”
I’ve got all these thoughts and goofy little dreams,
all bumping around in my head,
but really I just wish you’d stand by me
and laugh at the same dumb things I do.
Together we’d shine—
not in a dramatic movie-montage way,
but in that low-key, two-weird-people
enjoying each other kind of way.
sugar and spice and
memories of ice
pierce me cold and heavy
still I need snow and
memory to grow
oh my love am I ready
live to jazz June and
panic too soon and
play me and flay me open
flesh of my shell and
shell of my self they
take me so here’s to hoping
unknown a sound bite
carry a flashlight
save me and love still lingers
name me a good time
my boots and laugh lines
drag me through all my fingers
I can carry them too
all of me all of you
give me just a minute to fix up
I can live in this grief
& the edge of my seat
let all my bones fill your cup
under the rain we
make like a game we
smile and love still lingers
pound out a tune and
give you the moon and
on fire love still lingers
sugar and spice and
memories of ice
pierce me cold and heavy
lemons and bliss and
drop of moon kiss
tell me that I’m still ready
sugar and spice and
memories of ice
pierce me cold and heavy
still I need snow and
memory to grow
oh, my love, ask, I’m ready
days years months
and and and
fall hits like absinthe & I bathe in the sun
late nights
stone cold kisses
smiling in your arms
so
love me as I am
take me when you can
somebody better miss me like a tidal wave
somebody better mess this up
if they want me to find a new road
show me a new forest
my boots will still find the ladder to your treehouse
leave me to be rescued
I will only hurt till tomorrow
tomorrow tomorrow tomorrow
a choice a hint of a tug on my mouth makes
give us sin & premise & a few spins of fate
find a ray of glory called tomorrow
belum selesai (title is in Malaysian language/body is in Filipino/Tagalog/Taglish language, with English words)
handa siyang itigil ang
ating mundo
dahil sa pagmamahal
lagi na lang,
na para bang
pagpunta lang sa café
o teatro..o sinehan
handa ka bang
pagmasdan ang
ginintuang abot-tanaw
sa golden hour?
malamang hindi rin
tayo nakasisiguro
sa malayang kaisipan
na lagi na lang
para bang itinuturing halamang
pinagmamasdan
may gustong malaman
may gustong matikman
may gustong hikayatin
ngunit ating puso
ay nakabinbin
In the hush between heartbeats,
love moves without applause.
It does not demand, nor boast,
but breathes gently through the ordinary,
the smoothing of a sheet,
the soft clang of a spoon in a bowl,
the warmth of food prepared with care.
To serve is not to shrink,
but to expand,
to let compassion pour through your hands
like warm water over cool stone.
It is the silent prayer of presence,
the meeting of souls through simple acts,
where humility becomes holiness.
Real love does not seek a throne.
It kneels beside, not below.
It rubs the aching shoulders,
listens without fixing,
and gives without keeping score.
Two hearts in quiet rhythm,
each tending to the other’s light.
This is the still power of devotion,
not grand gestures,
but the sacred everyday:
a bed made, a meal shared,
a back soothed by knowing hands.
For when we serve in love,
we are not losing ourselves,
we are finding the Divine within us both.
Eyes like amber wine & tea, I drink deeply of their smokey charm.
The silk red velvet of her lips, Cupid's heart
I know well the pleasures they bring
Skin smooth and rosey, porcelain curves
Soft to the touch of My caress
Lucious hair raven black, the way I like it
Poet shirt unraveled, twins set free to My communion feast
Hidden treasures call 'round snuffled pleasures, dimpled Venus thrall
A kiss for all
don’t be shy I will win you
the biggest (insert thing you want here)
I will catch all your throws
smile at all those jokes
except when they deserve a laugh
come love
wing walker
hold me at swordpoint &
pull all my treasure away
tomorrow
if you let me match you
I will parry every move I see coming
meet you where you are
bright star
quick blade
sit me down & shut me up
with your quick
hands
Beneath the thunder of our words,
a softer voice lies trembling,
not anger, but ache,
not fire, but the faint glow
of a heart wanting to be seen.
Each clash, a coded psalm,
a plea wearing armour,
the soul’s shy hand reaching out
through the smoke of misunderstanding.
We do not battle to win,
we battle to be held.
What sounds like conflict
is the sound of loneliness breaking open,
of love knocking against its own walls,
of yearning dressed in defiance.
So let us listen
not to the sharpness of tongues,
but to the hush between them,
where the true words live:
choose me,
consider me,
understand me,
accept me.
For every argument is a secret altar,
and beneath it burns
the quiet, stubborn fire
of our longing to belong.