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countless colors shall bring tomorrow
countless colors shall bring tomorrow the fires of life taste the flavor of dwarf gardens in poets’ dreams raised by cold river on rushing currents. nearby, a bare tree smiles at the sky and rises directly to the wind: behold … Continue reading
Posted in poetry
Tagged colors of life, now-you-see-him-now-you-don't, off the grid, small gardens, the poet's dream, tomorrow, writing
6 Comments
a mother’s whisper
a mother’s whisper the sad letters of empty pages sit with me and my daily wages, mother whispers from miles of hue: back home my son they look for you on window sills where hang the stars that pluck … Continue reading
the significance of being black or white
the significance of being black or white black, some people believe, is the murder of colors and white, their liberation while others claim black is the acceptance of colors and white, their rejection but neither black nor white can tell the … Continue reading
Posted in poetry, politics
Tagged absence, absorbed, acceptance, black, colors, extreme measures, justice, presence, reflected, rejection, transformation, white
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blood moon risen
a blood moon risen, is it blemished with my sins, wounded with my pains? © said sadain, jr. 2018
Posted in about me, essay, general, nature, photography, poetry
Tagged blood moon, damas tree, jeddah, lunar eclipse, Mars, Moon Toon, poetry, Serafi Mall, THE RED PLANET please!
9 Comments
the falling ( a love story)
the falling (a love story) he feels she likes him she feels he likes her past iambic convos their arms brush electric as armrest fades to clouds this must be love astir floating from their bosoms flutterbies of light and … Continue reading
Posted in nature, poetry
Tagged breathe, Dark Sky Island, Enya, falling, flight, flutterbies, gravity, iamb, life, light, love, music, passages, passengers, Roma Ryan, sea, The Humming, waves
11 Comments
elon’s basilisk
elon’s basilisk elon musk’s kid-size submarine is a no go it’s quite too late for the rescue, he could have been a roadster hero instead he’s nursing a bruised ego. he shrugs and smiles at any rate, the world is … Continue reading
Posted in poetry, politics, science & technology
Tagged basilisk, Elon Musk, PowerPack, Roadster, SpaceX, useful narcissist, Wild Boar mini-submarine
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the cave
the cave darkness yawns to claim and hold the heart of nations deep in suspension. the cave masters great depths of darkness can never measure up to grand spirit of man. © said sadain, jr. 2018
Posted in haiku, poetry
Tagged cave, Chiang Rai Province, flooding, great cave of the sleeping lady, junior football team, rain, rescue, Thailand, tham luang nang non, Wild Boars
9 Comments
revolution
revolution has it come to this? a world that wobbles on its heels and stands still to try a futile balancing act.
Posted in poetry, politics
Tagged climate change, ecowaste, global warming, mantra, plastics, point / counterpoint, pollution, revolution
8 Comments
Abdul, on the eve of an ambush
Abdul, on the eve of an ambush a rifle rests in my arms for now steel chilling the bones which ache for the children and the wife in my mind and the maddening smell of morning rice as in a … Continue reading
Posted in book, poetry, politics
Tagged ambush, Ateneo de Manila University Press, jolo, Mindanao, Ricardo de Ungria, Sulu
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