Thought I'd give a bit of poetry for today as I was inspired by the following verse from my friend, Nej. The second one I made last year.
Who determines who is rich and who is poor?
Who judges who is wise and who's a fool?
When a native man walks barefoot in a city;
and a foreigner dances in awe of a star-filled sky.
~ Nejhima Faye Gerasta
Home Boy
Who says rough hands bring in more of these heads?
What of a heart, one that stays long after I'm dead?
Look at me, mother. Pray! Don't doubt I am wise
Like the cunning of the white man's enterprise.
Not one push, not more, would bring me down
Though I only wear a single feather for a crown.
~ Julienne M. (nephithyrion)
I like that they both touch on the native-foreign/white man theme.
i love them both!!! <3
ReplyDeletei really do!!!
nice work. i love how you both described the native and the visitor. ^^
happy holidays!
Merry Christmas to you too!
ReplyDeleteAnd to everyone =)
hi, julienne. may pa ka consistent imo blogging. hehe! hopefully, i can write more this year.
ReplyDelete@LA - makawrite jud ka more, kay nagawrite man ka pirmi sa Edge hehehe..
ReplyDeletebitaw oi, mas dali makapost kung puros lang pod picture ang ipost =D