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Highrise on the Slum Printable Version PRINTABLE VERSION
by Angelicum Oda, Philippines May 31, 2005
Poverty   Poetry

  

from a slit of curtain,
i see
the rustic roof beside the tree
that for long holds...
a soggy rubber
a wheel
as though, moon shrinks
and fall to wonder

my eyes opened, my heart tears
trying to escape
the guilt
for years
they have built

scent of an apple from candlelit
on my palm, the warmth
emits...
running through the cold room
whilst the black thick smoke
runs outside
signaling doom

eyes still on the slit
sitting...
kashmir on my cheek
whilst thee
gracing...
the road
like there is no tommorrow
but there is

as if a white cold ice
dropped...
on a hot black coffee
i, on a leveled dorm
and thee
under the rustic roof





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Angelicum Oda


Our National hero have won a moral battle without using ammos, writing alone made him one of the greatest filipino to ever grace the world. He's fight shouldn't be going to a non sense, instead following his footsteps. Writing is a proof of Human's intellect and comprehension for without it Barriers for Nation and Races will have a firm foundation and will be difficult to break.

Writing is one of my passion and I have been writing since I was 13. I have published works both locally and internationally. I plan to continue writing to gain confidence and self contentment.
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