Pasig — This is the view from the studio in the new office. With fewer clouds, you can even see the light glinting off the waters of Manila Bay. I’m grateful for new spaces and the freshness of mind they bring. It’s been a whole month or so since I last saw a sunset. Writing those words feels ridiculous. But it’s not just because of being stuck in a concrete jungle. It’s also because my head is constantl...
Pasig — We stared at each other, our expressions blank. My pen was moving. Yet it, too, was shooting blanks. There was a poem whispering somewhere, knocking on my mind. But Sleep and Rumination had the louder...
Pasig — 9 years was enough. It was such a long time for me to have given up on myself and my dreams to be full time to the family I was trying so hard to keep together despite all that is lacking which I kept...
Pasig — He was on his last steps for the day. He has walked approximately half a kilometre within the city’s intestine. He was the night sky’s extra layer of black upon the pavement. He was a contributor to t...
They just don't understand you just want to write.
#3: Be present.
It's a beautiful thing to watch, a child being fearless and another child being suddenly brave.
Almost two years ago, I vowed to never love again...
Care to suggest a name for my Siberian Husky puppy?
For what are you but an idea I've loved only from a distance.
I still could feel in my hands the us you did not accept.
No wonder I was losing my mind.
Thoughts on thoughts
You can never have everything, but you can always have nothing.
The barista just told me that I'm having Roasted Chicken with Elemental Cheese for breakfast: A Starbucks Comedy
I don't always sleep on time. You don't always visit my dreams.
The visit of 2 AM, and a page barely touched
The Indeterminate Values of a He and a She (Part 2 of Undefined)
In my dream I went to Nepal and did some spelunking.
The Indeterminate Values of a He and a She (Part 1 of Undefined)
This book took something from me I am willing not to get back.