Poetry Written for Another Person
is different,
a stark contrast to poetry
written for one’s self
(poetry at its rawest harshest kindest
truest form).
the farther the person is from the heart,
the fainter the beat will be. faint
fainter faintest, until there is
nothing more
to hear
.
but when
the person is
close closer closest,
the beat gets strong stronger
strongest, and convictions ululations
salutations damnations gush out from pen
to paper, finally reaching a crescendo where
the moment is invincible and the spirit is unstoppable.
poetry written for another person
is different,
a stark contrast to poetry
written for one’s self, as different as
gems in a pirate’s chest for the foreigner,
stars on a clear night for those we hold dear.
3:53 AM
The Day When the Person-Whom-the-Corsarius-Holds-Dear Celebrates Her Birth
Quezon City
















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By ia on 10.25.05 12:46 am
er, here’s mine: ^_______________^
now that’s what you call big-mouthed! :P
By Corsarius on 10.25.05 4:37 am
the teapot (who is definitely back in the blogosphere business) absolutely agrees with you…
By AuroraBorealis on 10.25.05 4:49 am
to aurora: cheers to the little teapot! i’ll be visiting your web space as many times as my time will permit me ;)
By Corsarius on 10.25.05 5:41 pm
too true…at times the words do really gush!
By kita on 10.27.05 7:16 am
i hope you don’t mind the link!
By kita on 10.27.05 7:20 am
quite a birthday present. truth between you and the other wrapped in words for all to behold.
i wish somebody could write something like this for me. but then i’d have to find my own neruda.
By hera on 10.27.05 12:55 pm
this is definitely better than expensive roses.
By Abaniko on 10.27.05 4:23 pm
to kita: especially when you’re writing for someone close to you ;) and thank you so much for the link!
to abaniko: haha, i’d sure forward that to her :D
By Corsarius on 10.27.05 7:20 pm
to hera: you’ll find him, hera. it’s just the waiting part that’s hell. :)
“truth between you and the other wrapped in words for all to behold.” –> this is elegant. poetry to describe poetry.
By Corsarius on 10.27.05 7:20 pm
that was nice corsarius.
nice
nicer
nicest.
^_^
By sunset_eyes on 10.27.05 7:31 pm
to sunset_eyes: thanks thankser…eh, i’m forcing myself here. eto na lang: salamat po!. :D
By Corsarius on 10.27.05 7:51 pm
aww….so so so true!
but i still love poetry for onesself…glorifying ones…now we’ve spotted the narcissist in the crowd eh? :D
By claudzki on 10.29.05 12:46 pm
to claudzki: you know me, claudzki. make that two narcissists ;)
By Corsarius on 10.31.05 3:47 am
i am impressed…
By bing aka juliet on 10.31.05 5:29 pm
marami pong salamat.. :)
By Corsarius on 11.01.05 1:23 am
makes me feel selfish for not loving or better yet—unloving.
on a happier note, yiheeeeee. ;)
By drakulita on 11.06.05 6:56 pm
[yiheee] ka dyan! :P on an un-jokingly note, long time no see/hear/blog!
By Corsarius on 11.08.05 12:59 am
[...] It’s my turn to greet the one who’s greeted me through his blog over the years, for which I couldn’t return the favor as I had no blog of my own back then. (Not that I’d be able to come up with equally poetic words, anyway.) [...]
By 1998-2007 * Stellify on 05.10.07 3:00 am
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