Passe Apparition


Yesterday owed me boundless regrets

In a river of detestation; my heart afloating

Incredulous eyes seeking for justice; I am wretched

Mentally troubled, my unreached dreams depriving.

Defense mechanism, I trust—

In suppressing these resentful emotions; hoping it’ll last.

 

Mouth-watering demise, I tasted

Embracing alterations for myself to deceive

I can’t feel my taste buds, anger toasted

Gripping sarcastic words for my pain to relieve.

Trying to linger on what was overthrown upon me,

I am a piece of flaw in the cornea of envy.

 

That exorbitant bliss, I missed                          

Wherein my naive mind can’t resist

Filtering my friends with a bunch of foe

To refrain me from saying no.

I am an unnoticed moss,

Living in a world where everything is lost.

 

An honor of second from first, I receive

In this tragic ceremony, where:

Reveries are nightmares to achieve,

Destiny secluded my urinating eyes in treachery.

Excruciating fist hindered underneath,

If not for speech, I’d left with dismal entity.

 

Tomorrow shall feed me barrel of aspirations,

Indignantly taking compliments as expectations

Like friendly termites punching holes in my abyss,

Engulfing dismay, I’m finally at ease.

I am not a tragedian,

But my ink is dragging my pen in sepulchre.

 

                                              Anne Franceine Jean B. Corillo