I know, I’ve got to get out of this
Run…
I know, I’ve got to get out of this
Walk away…
I know, I’ve got to get out of this
Turn from our wicked ways…
Only reason left to stay:
Your GRACE.
I know, I’ve got to get out of this
Run…
I know, I’ve got to get out of this
Walk away…
I know, I’ve got to get out of this
Turn from our wicked ways…
Only reason left to stay:
Your GRACE.
(λζ) “Seconds, hours so many days. You got what you want but you’re lost in your ways.” As the song plays so does the bout between “Ants” and “Zombies” rage on.
(λζ) Daytime jobs against Graveyard shift careers. People of the sun alongside with nocturnal folk. On whose side are you? Probably, people in their mid-20’s had their share of working for both. Basically, they’re up to the ‘What’s-in-it-for-me’s” inside a specific company. Some groups choose daytime work; where you hit the bed early but wake up early with a trunk-load of pain/heaviness in the butt, before the rooster crows, you’re done growling.
(λζ) The perks and the fuller life might be on the daytime side, but surprisingly, there is an increasing number of fellows on the “dark-side.” Benefits and great compensation deals awaits the champ who’ve gone past the hellish initial & final interview plus the nerve-wracking BC is a blockbuster and sellout hit. Then, you’ll get paid along with your well-deserved VLs, SLs, MLs and “PSLs.” (Planned Sick Leaves, tell me you’re an exception.)
(λζ) The truth of the matter is, we all just want to get the best out of this life. It’s essential that, your passions and dreams were met in whatever you did so far; your Creator gets the full credit on all the things He made you for, and everything you ever accomplished begins and ends in His grace. Then, there must be a definite choice made whether you’ll vouch for an 8- to-Fiver or a “Night-Shift” Job.
(λζ) Working in your dream job and working to make a living are 2 different but still, similar things, if your heart is right. In the end, your life & purpose will be in step with radical living, taking your “λnt shoes” and “ζombie boots” a step further to the promise land.
Life. Death. Sun. Rain.
Days are so mundane..
Child. Elder. Seed. Tree.
Peculiarly circular is all you see.
Buses. Trains. Sea. Ocean.
Time is rapidly changing, here is gone.
Defenses. Aggression. Truth. Hoax.
One day you’re a genius, sooner…obnoxious.
Forever. a day. God. man.
Do everything with love as hard as you can
in this brief and great, sweet but simple life.
10-21-14 (3:15 PM @ Fieldwork in Payatas)
October Rain, you’re here again
Where are you going? It’s easy to get lost in the city if you’re not used to the streets.If it has always been the same cycle, routine, are you going to be in the same flood of dissipation? People love being noticed and they love to notice other people.
There has always been an endless, constant longing for pleasure in this competition among each other: The rich vs richer and the one who has a significant achievement which was earned through humility. Though the latter had no intentions of being noticed, he will soon get noticed. Soon, his friend, sibling or neighbor who is either envious or just plain evil, would also soon go after him and do him harm.
You are now thinking, “I just happened and, that’s it.” No purpose, no direction. Hurt. Sinned. Betrayed. Cursed at.Left alone. A nobody. Nothing. Never will be. Never even existed at all.
What’s more, there is a question in your heart, “What’s the point in all of these?” At first it was all that easy, it was not that hard at all. Life was just a game and we’re all these immortal players who never get tired, forever young who will never get old and will never run out of games to play. We were so young then, and so we thought.
As the day ends, you realize that nothing lasts forever and we’re all so temporary, so frail and mortal. In that case, you should be asking the right questions by now. Answering a question that cease you, “Where, are you going?” will urge you to find the map (Psalm 119:105) to guide you through the vast and wild city called “life.”
Sa may di kalayuan walang may alam
Ng kahahantungan ng pamilyang kalam
walang sinuman ang may sardinas sa tiyan
pawang medyas na butas ang kanilang kaluluwa
Kapag umaga, sermon ang almusal
Sa tanghali, diyaryo-bote ang kalakal
bago mapunan ang kumakalam na tiyan
kailangan munang kili-kili ay pawisan
Sa pag “takatak” ng walang humpay
hanggang sa ang ulo’y ngalay na ngalay
di alam kung may kapirasong barya
na maibibigay at iaabot sa ka kanya
Kung magbabalik-tanaw, di maikukubli
“Kalam” ay narito lamang sa ating tabi
Kahati sa ligaya, hapis at ulan
Isang magandang sagot sa tanong ng Maykapal
When it was night time it had a great glare
I never knew it was the light behind the big tree
Light became the life of me behind the tree
Made me think, I’ve got to make haste, not waste time.
To reach for the beam, grope for those crystal eyes
For never again will there be such a wondrous sight
Elevate, burn, dock, swim, laugh, love, eat, surf, die
But most of all, live like you’ve never lived before.
For when the light leaves, it will never come again
You would hope it would, “but it’s just around the bend.”
So get up, find your light behind the big tree
Find that butterfly and the big fat squirrel
saying,” come and fly and climb up and down, make haste. Be both slave and free.”