Wednesday, 26 June 2013
Rants From The Relunctant Homecoming Queen
UNDER THE STAIRS
Friday, 28 September 2012
Unrequited Love
Libya & QADDAFI ...FACTS THAT CANT BE DENIED
Tuesday, 20 September 2011
Random Remix
Today, I caught myself trying to make a sense out of my being single for quite some time now. I was talking to one of my co-workers and I was doing my best to explain to her why I am still single. I told her that I'm having a hard time falling for someone these days, or even like someone for more than a month.
A friend of mine tried his best to let his thoughts out about it. Of course some of them were right but we ended up just looking at each other and then we burst into laughter. I finally figured it out that no one knows why. I used to be aggressive, trusting. Things have changed though. I no longer see myself as that person. I was telling this friend I can't even remember how it felt like to be in a relationship; how it's like to have someone special in your life, how couples survive a night without dead air, what they do to keep themselves entertained; how a kiss felt, how a simple hug of affection can make things different, how they keep things going, how they make it work.
I sat down. Stood up. Walked around. Sat again. I practically went everywhere. Is it fate telling me I'm not yet ready? Is fate telling me I've learned from my previous relationships and I've had enough of the "crap"? Have I become selective, or was I just traumatized with my past heartaches? I am not exactly sure myself. All I know is that I deserve better and I'm just contented with what I have right now. I'm happy and I don't need a man.
Answers to this can be very elusive and at the same time confusing. You can never have a solid thought about this because in a minute, you can change your mind and your heart. I really wish I know the answers because fate can be very tricky. Sometimes it's good but unfortunately, not at all times. Fate can be cruel and mean. Fate can make you feel like a total waste of space. But when fate is nice to you and you're lucky enough, it makes you feel like you're always home. Like you have found that missing piece; that one jigsaw puzzle piece you have been searching all along. Sometimes, it can be in a form of a person you fell in love with. But it can also be the simplicity of knowing that it's all about waiting. And appreciating what you have and not minding about what you don't have.
After a couple of minutes, I sat down beside another good friend of mine and we discussed the same thing. I heard the same response! She told me it's probably because I still haven't found someone who just doesn't make me feel "kilig" inside but someone who has a unique connection with me. A connection no person can make. And as cliché as it goes: a spark. Only fate gives us that. And I agree.
Also, I've always had that notion that I'd marry early, have kids and a happy family, having my career on the side and my family coming first. That's before I learned the true essence of love and relationship: that love isn't always the good stuff, it's about compromise and acceptance, and being ready for pain and sacrifice, which is never easy.
I also learned that TRUE LOVE means not going to a battle alone. I believe fate is what brings true love to two people. When fate decides it's time, whoever you are, whatever you are, that's it. And that your FAITH in FATE is something that always gives you that spark of hope of finding exactly what you are looking for.
Saturday, 7 May 2011
The Anatomy of My Music
set him form first between my knees
allowing my fingers to gently
caress his smooth surface,
the shine of his skin proving to be
a sign
of careful attention.
I imagine the music I will make
with him,
first hearing it on some distant
wind
before committing it to reality.
My hands trace his curves like the
sides of the cello–
stroking from slender neck
over soft yest strong shoulders and chest
past the dip of torso to linger at
his waist,
savoring the texture of flesh like
the grain of wood.
It is then that I bring my hands to
his shoulder blades,
palm sliding down his spine
languorously,
bowing him back,
strumming the first notes of pleasure
from him.
His spine becomes the strings and
frets and chords
and I play him like a cello–
finely tuned and longing to rise to
the challenge
of fulfilling his potential.
There is a deep fire in the song of
ecstasy he plays;
low sonorous moans reaching my ears
driving me to increase my skill for
making music.
I slide my body further down
keeping my living instrument
between my thighs,
my hands pressed to the curve of
his hips
and my mouth becomes the bow my
fingers were;
lips playing tender kisses down
invisible strings
tongue gliding up the spine
from tailbone to the nape of his
neck
and back down again.
My mouth
his body
and the music we create with his
eager flesh
The Ex Hate Mails as posted on Myspace (first of the bunch)
Me good guy. You bitch. Me tired of your fat cunt. Me don’t like your meat curtains. Me suffering from sinusitis because you have a fish taco in between your legs. Me don’t like it anymore. me don’t feel anything. Me feels inadequate. Me have low self esteem because your cunt is too loose. Me tired of you stealing $20 all the time. Me damaged after seeing you pee standing up. Me don’t want to hang on to your boobs. Me just want to be asexual. me just want to try new things. Me want to fuck a hermaphrodite. Me an emotional cripple. Yes, this is all about ME now. Now you, go away.
Peace out,
John
p.s. I want my porn collection back.