"Sinta"
Ikaw ang bahaghari ng delubyong
sakop sa balabal ng anino
ang siyang kadilimang
kumukuyom sa tinta ng aking panulat
at ang katahimikan
sa kalungkutan ng ambon
ikaw ang paghele ng isang libong gabing
nagbibigay liwanag sa anino ng mga oda,
ang awit at ang ingay,
ang bulaklak at ang tinik
ikaw ang tubig at ikaw ang apoy
ang pagsilab at pagkalunod sa alaala
ikaw ay ako rin,
ang langit at impiyerno
ang simula at katapusan,
buhay at kamatayan ng aking pagkamakata
Sunday, February 1, 2009
The bad effects of clogged drainage
this is when i went to starcity (themepark) with my bestfriend... this is about how i miss my girlfriend when i was there..
"The bad effects of clogged drainage"
Swimming in the flood
are divisions of emptiness
stretching from each of our distant fingertips
that dissipates city lights
into lonely apparitions
just beneath the mud
which creates a growing force of gravity
as we drift further away by millenias
only put to rest by the next brushing of our souls
"The bad effects of clogged drainage"
Swimming in the flood
are divisions of emptiness
stretching from each of our distant fingertips
that dissipates city lights
into lonely apparitions
just beneath the mud
which creates a growing force of gravity
as we drift further away by millenias
only put to rest by the next brushing of our souls
Thursday, January 1, 2009
Fireworks from a childish God
i wrote this on new years day remembering the fireworks a while ago... missing someone
"Fireworks from a childish God"
by: paolo macariola
and in the moment of the moon
skies collapse
into lights that scatter and diffuse
into planes of scattered crayons
it was as if a childish god held them with fragile fingers
and painted streaks of explosions and destruction
bright and deafening with flame
clouds are scarred this night
as the child god blew holes into them
with the planes of scattered crayons
bright and deafening with flame
I find myself looking up
to the ellipses, streaks, lines,
dots and novas across the night sky
and remember the godchild's small and stubby fingers
drawing patterns by will
--suddenly i think of you
and wished that somewhere in the collapsing sky
shall i find your face
drawn by a childish god
holding crayons
"Fireworks from a childish God"
by: paolo macariola
and in the moment of the moon
skies collapse
into lights that scatter and diffuse
into planes of scattered crayons
it was as if a childish god held them with fragile fingers
and painted streaks of explosions and destruction
bright and deafening with flame
clouds are scarred this night
as the child god blew holes into them
with the planes of scattered crayons
bright and deafening with flame
I find myself looking up
to the ellipses, streaks, lines,
dots and novas across the night sky
and remember the godchild's small and stubby fingers
drawing patterns by will
--suddenly i think of you
and wished that somewhere in the collapsing sky
shall i find your face
drawn by a childish god
holding crayons
Tuesday, December 30, 2008
polka supernova
they say that fireworks scare away evil spirits
"polka supernova"
by paolo macariola
rainbow novas pop
sending slides of sparks
down the horizon
and i imagine you...
wearing a polka dot shirt
that your mom would give you
for more financial luck
this coming year
such superstitious imagination
is followed by polka shaped coins
falling on white marble
where you will be wearing
a gown of novas
sending me sparks
and us walking down the horizon of an aisle
greeted by vows of imagination
"polka supernova"
by paolo macariola
rainbow novas pop
sending slides of sparks
down the horizon
and i imagine you...
wearing a polka dot shirt
that your mom would give you
for more financial luck
this coming year
such superstitious imagination
is followed by polka shaped coins
falling on white marble
where you will be wearing
a gown of novas
sending me sparks
and us walking down the horizon of an aisle
greeted by vows of imagination
Random thoughts
"Random thoughts 000"
by paolo macariola
running away
from
the sidewalk
we
found
ourselves
in the
middle
of the road
full
of fast cars
that
will
later run
over us
and crush our bodies into one
by paolo macariola
running away
from
the sidewalk
we
found
ourselves
in the
middle
of the road
full
of fast cars
that
will
later run
over us
and crush our bodies into one
Painting sepulchers and fairies
i miss my girlfriend...
"painting sepulchers and fairies"
by paolo macariola
deep in the sepulcher of fantasies
are enchanted jungles
of radiances only equaled
by the mosaic of memory
this memory, yours
feeds thirst to my emptiness of being
unrecognizable as soul space
unchangeably still
like a portrait
that paints itself with colors
of the end
buried deep in the sepulcher of my fantasy
my fantasy, you
feeds upon your memory
this i recognize as soul space
unchangeably still
"painting sepulchers and fairies"
by paolo macariola
deep in the sepulcher of fantasies
are enchanted jungles
of radiances only equaled
by the mosaic of memory
this memory, yours
feeds thirst to my emptiness of being
unrecognizable as soul space
unchangeably still
like a portrait
that paints itself with colors
of the end
buried deep in the sepulcher of my fantasy
my fantasy, you
feeds upon your memory
this i recognize as soul space
unchangeably still
Monday, December 22, 2008
Sodium nostalgia
its about breaking up and remembering, crying
"sodium nostalgia"
we dream of fogged up mirrors
where our footsteps leave no trace
where our hearts hover the sky
like clouds heavy with seawater
the sun burns a foot or so away
we are mud baked brittle in an oven of dreams
owned by seashores
drowned in muck
i wanted to tell you
how we are a beautiful tragedy
but butterflies escape my words
before we can even taste the remnants
of salt between our palms
"sodium nostalgia"
we dream of fogged up mirrors
where our footsteps leave no trace
where our hearts hover the sky
like clouds heavy with seawater
the sun burns a foot or so away
we are mud baked brittle in an oven of dreams
owned by seashores
drowned in muck
i wanted to tell you
how we are a beautiful tragedy
but butterflies escape my words
before we can even taste the remnants
of salt between our palms
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