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We met today with our friends for a drink,
my eyes are way too shy
to give you a glance since we got the ball rolling.
But from my expert sneak attacks,
you look so finely grown up now.
But you still have
that shoulder-length hair
with mahogany dye
and that plain jet-black shirt
you said that will never grow
out of style,
it was over-worn
right from the looks of its logo
slowly cracking against the fibers.
You still wear sneakers
and still suck in tying its shoelaces,
still unable to make both
your socks in good matching lengths.
You still wear your 'usuals’
that I never thought I’ll get to hear again.
You still have that smile
that seems so soft,
but everytime you say a word,
there is still conviction
and still says the word ‘fck’
everytime you get too surprised.
You still light up a stick of cig
after the other
and drinks a booze like water.
You still wear your black hair tie
in your wrist and still paint
your fingers in any shade
of something dark.
You’re still the woman
I know that is independent,
the one that’s not asking
for a little help despite
badly needing one.
You had always been different from her.
Our friends said
you tried your best to fall in love
again but it was letdown.
You said you are enough for yourself.
I wonder how real it was.
I still remember how we were back then,
your hands were either
on my hair or on my palms,
and how we kissed on the backseat
of my bestfriend’s car.
Now, I got a new set of lips to kiss
on my own four wheels.
You never tasted the same.
I must admit I had always been distinct
when I was with you.
Now, I get to visit all the
fancy diners in town,
met many bachelors at my age
and exchange talks like genius pretenders.
I sometimes make her breakfast
before I leave the house,
but she always wakes up before lunch.
Everything I served on plate
are either cold or unappreciated.
Unlike the way you got yourself
another bite with your mouth
still full from the almost-burnt
omelet toast I always made you every mwf.
I take her to such places under the broad daylight.
She was never a night person.
She never like the stars at night,
never like the silence
of the streets on past midnights.
She has asthma so I forced myself
to stop smoking.
She was never the type you could
walk under the rain,
but she always stay whenever I’m sick.
She can’t sleep without me by her side.
She always takes the blames
unlike the way we argued before,
how we spit curses after the other.
You still wear two cheap rings
on your middle finger.
Mine is a pure silver wrapped
around my ring finger.
I remember how I practiced the
‘will you marry me’s’
on the shower and how I ended up
asking her despite how I started
rehearsing it for you.
I wonder how it’ll turn out to be,
how I sketched it in my head
to ask you inside the bar where
music’s too loud you can’t hear it at first
until it’ll piss you off.
I had always wanted simple moments with you.
And now, I am no longer the boy
you stole your big shirts from,
or the boy who gave you the chords
when you wrote a poem
when you had your anxieties.
Maybe I am no longer the boy
you asked for a night out
and meant staying on bed
and watch series over fries and strong beers
until we hide on sheets of bed and explore
each other’s skin,
I am no longer the boy you warned
to behave while you misbehave.
But you’re still the woman I loved
who brought out all the worst in me,
everything that was bad
but I was the happiest way back then.
You still look like
that someone I saw myself
marrying one day.
Still the one who cared less
about what others may think of her.
You’re
still
someone I lost
nine years ago
— someone
that hold half
of my happiest
life.
You still look like
that someone
who wants me
back to who
I really was
— you still look
like that someone
I am still allowed
to love, darling,
and yet
someone I need to stop loving.”
- Mica Meñez
We met today with our friends for a drink,
but my eyes never left you
since we got the ball rolling.
You look so grown up now
with that clean-cut hair
and tux we always used to laugh about.
You no longer wear your favorite
black shirt with the MCR logo,
no longer wear that Converse,
you see, that's the one I knew.
Instead, you have some fancy,
branded black shoes on
I haven't even heard of.
Your smile seems more reserved
and I still haven't heard you say a swear word,
haven't seen you light a cigarette —
do you still even smoke?
Your glass of scotch remains untouched.
Do you still even drink?
Your wristband-covered wrist
now had that expensive watch,
and I guess, she probably bought it.
Maybe our friends were right;
maybe she changed you for the better.
I still remember how we were back then;
my hands ran through your spiky hair
as we kissed in the backseat
of your bestfriend's car.
But darling, you have
your own Mercedes right now.
I still remember exchanging looks
in the diner and walking out,
and running like rascals;
we almost always never paid.
I bet now you make her favorite meals.
I bet you take her to Cape Town
or to some exclusive restaurants
we never felt welcomed in
and tip the waiter with a ten.
I still remember the drives over eighty,
the careless drifting
and speeding tickets and crashing
on road signs and laughing,
and just now,
your bestfriend told me about
how your left hand
is a lot steadier these days
on the steering wheel
or in carrying her groceries,
and your right hand,
colliding with hers
like two universes
finally meeting.
I still remember the cheap ring
we bought in the sidewalk stall
and how it stained three days later.
We threw it; poof, gone.
I see you're wearing one now,
I know she is too;
I know this time, it'll last forever.
I still remember the grassfield talks
about marrying each other;
we were so close, weren't we?
We almost had it, but now —
now you lie
in bed with her,
married to her,
living with her,
forever,
with her.
And maybe you're not anymore
the boy whose oversized shirts I stole
while he was out with his skateboard;
or the boy who sang a song for me
when we broke up.
Maybe you're not anymore the boy
who drove me crazy with his
perverted comments at the most
inappropriate times,
or the boy who smiled after
pissing me off for no good reason.
Maybe you're not anymore the boy
I watched Scooby Do with,
or the boy who dreamed of us having
couple tattoos and piercings.
Maybe now, you're just
an older,
clean-shaven,
responsible,
married
stranger
who looks exactly
just like him.
Maybe now, you're just someone
I lost nine years ago —
someone who,
I'll never
get back again —
someone
I'm not allowed
to love anymore, darling,
and yet,
someone I never stopped loving.
— Fray Narte
I'm not a father, one day I hope to be, so that I can help to create life. But it doesn't end there, it's just the start of a long line of future generations. The generations that come after us are the future of human consciousness. Take care and raise them to avoid the mistakes you made, whilst protecting them. Nurture them with real foods, teach them to respect food and water. Teach them of their history and the brilliance of people. Don't force religion upon them just because you had it forced upon you, allow them to. formulate their own opinions. They will develop their own belief systems eventually. They are born innocent, so teach them of evil and how to remain good. Violence is not usually the answer but it doesn't respect peace, so teach them how to defend themselves, teach them how to defend their families. Teach them how to protect the goodness that is them. If you want your child to be intelligent, teach them how to think, not what to think. Teach them their natural beauty. Teach them how to meditate, they don't need to be strung out on drink or drugs. Establish a relationship and maintain it, how you teach them is how they will teach their children. Be a role model, keep them out of prison. Teach them to respect women, protect women.. other men. The way you show them is the way they will grow. Teach them not to fear death but to respect life. The way you help them grow is the way that they will teach their future, messages from our past. Good morning brothers, Kings, fathers sons. All your life you have been struggling, because the world wants to downpress and control you. Murder, stereotype and enslave you. You were only called lazy when you stopped working for free. In someway you built most civilisations. Many want to be you, taking credit for your ideas, begging and stealing what is rightfully yours... Then having the cheek to call you poor. You are by far the richest on this planet. The troubles you face, are those that were faced and overcome by your ancestors. They tried to bury us but they didn't realise that we were seeds. Your story is inspiring and your truth must be learned by all. Grow. #aonepure #realme #amreal #loveleads 🌱 ⚪ 🤞💯 https://www.instagram.com/p/By4y5pxgsBh/?igshid=og06oi9lf2nt