A Poem on Abortion

Abortion

(by Jacqui + Tiff)

A portion of life, which hasn’t even grown

You're telling her she needs to make sure it’s born?

Who’s the father? She doesn’t even know,

She was raped you see—

And that, was not her fault.

Why should she, a girl who can’t provide,

Provide for another life, they’re not going to survive!

Is it really murder,

If the baby is not a baby?

Alien.

Definition: Foreign- “unfamiliar, disturbing, distasteful.”

Is it really murder,

When it saves the woman who goes through unwanted pain for an unwanted birth

Choice.

We talk and talk and talk about freedom.

Freedom of speech, freedom of opinion, freedom of -

Oh wait- even now, in the 21st century,

We are lacking fundamental rights

We are lacking support for women

But we are not lacking ignorance.

We’re not asking for much, just to have control over

Our own bodies,

Our own lives,

Our own stories,

not to have YOU make the choice for us.

It’s stupid really,

That the only thing keeping women from their wombs,

Old ways, the past.

It’s a new generation, a time of change,

IF abortion is cautioned,

A long road of financial issues begin,

Depression descends,

An unclean slate to start again

Who suffers?

Not the politicians,

Not the anti-feminists,

The women.

They have to suffer from choices they do not make,

Lives they wished were erased.

Give women freedom,

Give women a choice,

Give women the option of abortion.

"Clock of Regret"

release #3

When you lose something dear,

you don't feel it at first;

the harsh reality,

pain,

agony.

There's almost always regret.

Regret that

there was little time to spend together-

and yet,

we could not control it,

the clock was always out of reach,

ticking, ticking,

for no one but itself.

"things that make me cry"

a poem for the purpose of emotional release #2

things that make me cry

Burn (the OG version) from the musical Hamilton makes me cry

Who lives, who dies, who tells your story from the musical Hamilton makes me cry

The last twenty minutes of Scarlet Heart Ryeo makes me cry

Aelin Galathynius being tortured in KoA makes me cry

Unjustly marked papers make me cry

Biased teachers make me cry

preludes and fugues make me cry

misunderstandings make me cry

waiting for season three makes me cry

pollen makes me cry

breakup scenes in romantic movies make me cry

death makes me cry

"a longing."

a poem for the purpose of emotional release #1

a 

longing.

yet the path to where—

unclear

searching, searching—

for what?

I forget.

remind me

When the camellias sing

songs of fate

ghosts, 

whisper and laugh

Stream Of Consciousness

hi I feel like just doing a word vomit today after not being active for a very very long time, to say hi again!.

So lately I've been thinking about.. not exactly the meaning of life, but how the weekend went by so quickly and that if days go by like this so quickly, won't our days end very soon? I guess this is why people are always like, "Oh, live in the moment," or make the most of it or whatever. I think when i was younger, the day was so long but now its making me feel like, wow i only have a couple of years left of homework and then I'll have to go fend for myself in the big world.
I have to play piano everyday but I start to feel restless after sitting there for only a short while and sometimes I feel like I'm improving, but not? that probably doesn't make sense... but anyway, I can play the pieces and they sound right, but are they really? Piano teacher says it pretty much sucks i think. Everyone changes and i guess life just keeps going on and on and on, you probably shouldn't stay behind in the past while everything moves forward, just saying.

Now, how to make the most of our short life?

(send help in the comments if you feel like giving ideas :)

I finished Tower of Dawn. It is unmissable.

Oh. and this was my Sunday lunch with me reading TOD :)

 Hi, so yes I know I didn't post last week,,,,,, sorrryyy. And no, I don't think it was because of school, even though we have our House Concerts rehearsals and stuff. (cus I'm only playing in the orchestra and helping backstage as well as being a conveyer belt thing..) And we had the usual.. Maths, English...etc..
But it was most probably because I was reading Tower of Dawn last week and was like "ONE MORE PAGE" for the whole week. I honestly couldn't make myself do something else other than read during my free time. Ya..
Anyway, did you know, that before I ever started reading the Throne of Guys.. I mean Glass series (gosh these typos!!) I always thought that Empire of Storms was the last book. Because, six is enough right?

let's talk about books. (Uh, Finally?)

January has finished (what?! already??) and I have finished... 1.2.3.4. books. I don't know? Is that a good amount or a bit slow?? My Goodreads goal is 50 books. So... 4 books x 12 months = 48books. Ok, yeah. I'm on track. Here's a sort of rundown on what I read these holidays, well, second half of holidays since I was lazy and didn't really read at the end of December. 

This Year I Plan To...

Ok, if I'm being honest, I really really hate goal setting. Especially at school, during a Personal Development or Bounce Back Class, the teacher always gets us to set some goals for the year.
But why do I hate goal setting? Because goals like "Clean my room more often" or "get to school on time" to me don't even qualify as goals. Shouldn't those be things you're suppose to do anyway? I do them. Most of the time. It's always either I don't have much motivation to do something or I do. And therefore, I either achieve a goal or not. So "clean my room more often" I think I'm pretty good at, and "get to school on time"... oh well. After those two, I don't really have any more goals to set, but the PD teacher still needs me to write something down besides 1) getting to school on time.
Trust me, I've tried many methods: buying motivational quote cards ("Don't watch the clock, do what it does. Keep going."), detailed to-do lists, new stationery. F-A-I-L. FAIL
And I think I operate fine without to-do lists anyway.