Friday, February 11, 2011

Malam bulan dipagar bintang

Malam bulan dipagar bintang

“sentuh awan pantai timur di atas permaidani ajaib menunggang kuda magika balik ke graviti untuk hadiah istimewa daripada kawan baik yang jahat” kata aku

This may has nothing to do with you, and me too. But this is what life could mean at times you are unnoticed and well.

What happens to you at 4.23 in the morning?


How can you fuck that ass? They’re sloped

You’re sorry? Don’t make me say the cliché lines to you

Do you love this girl? Do you like her? Is this love? Is this romantic to you? Did you think this could make it to MTV? Are you in love with her? Am I walking to your one night stand?

Do you not love anymore?

Tell it now.

Tell it like you mean it.

Tell it to my face.

That what’s fucking just now was love and this fully dressed figure standing in front of you isn’t.

You know what happens if you cheat on me?

One. You break my heart

Two. You break your promises

Three. You may carry STDs

Four. You set me free

Five. You get to leave

Six. You gotta figure out if it was only sex or was it love

Seven. I might have to cry

Congratulations. You are among people


“Junk is not, like alcohol or weed, a means to increase enjoyment in life. Junk is not a kick. It is a way of life” – William S. Burroughs


Disappearing into a night

Night of destruction

the falling of an empire

the emperor’s new best friend

two bestie laughing at their quotes

random sayings of all time

“feelings are chemistry”

“fuck, I’m flying to Egypt”

“I have a black heart”

Time tells only time. Sometimes it tells a lie. Most of the time, it does not. Time is counted by one and chase after one another and has three generations; the past, the present, and the future. Time makes English. Time doesn’t tell colors and I can’t draw or paint or write it.

Time gets in the way of love

Love takes time

Time affects love

Love forgets about time

Time sets love apart

Love waits for time (o right one)

Time shapes the love

Love works around time

Time makes potential love look bad

Love needs time to heal

Time for love to go

Love doesn’t travel through time

Time makes lovers don’t collide

Love can’t wait any longer

Time brings love here

Keep disappearing into that night

one that has no name

Batman returns

while I, going out to get ice cream

with no panties on for temperament

empty wallets of our humanity

broken dreams of Congo

hidden monsters in closets unleashed

the east of the Chinese population

the end of the world

diversed thoughts of modern believers

the kamasutra of polygamy

the forsaken journeys of 12 blind men

the look of love

powerless force of supernatural education

my left side of the brain

disappearing into a night

calling someone ‘penipu’

watching a film with a poet

understanding a best friend’s love affair

then tell her it’s gonna be okay

loot at me

look at me real closely

you are great without him

with him you’re at number 2

the he calls you to say goodbye

from Scotland

and you say, “do you have any last words?”

disappearing into some nights

of adjusting

replacing

contemplating

demanding

giving

forgetting

longing

wondering

dreaming

my domestic vocabulary had run out

I read stories

What about you

She writes about me

at my diary

then return it to me

as a gift

disappearing into a musical night (please remember)

unseen night skies play peculiar notes of the higher power

where my immature voice would sound okay and the player on my brother’s computer is set to repeat mode

only the homeless can sing at night

do you wanna know why?

Because they don’t have a home

Hence, they search for beautifully trashed random shelters reciting

“malam bulan di pagar bintang, makin indah jika dipandang”

Oh! The moon…

The moon plays the keyboard, sometimes piano.

Disappearing into a night

of being you and being me

and not.

The not of you

The not of me

so that

this one right here can rhyme


you

me

night

not,

me

you

not

night,

night

me

you

not,

not

me

you

night.


Syukriya

(of India)








Truly,

Nina