158 My Country Hates Me

158.

My Country Hates Me



Once I called myself “Illuminati”

Of the god attendant “Annunaki”

Whence I said “stupid majority”

To the fellowmen of my country



For once I considered me a decoy

Of someone high who can employ

A major disturbance against PNoy

Just like playing cards for toy



Ungrateful, unthankful – they labeled me

Parables laden to rebuke discreetly

As the said majority surrounds me

Drained I all of temerity



Mine – four months of transgression

Theirs – eighteen months of retribution

Forlorn me to concise perdition

Hear my call of reconciliation!



Now this moment of abeyance & disconnectivity

I can feel how my country hates me

Watching the extent of my stupidity

Eat & sleep idly to eternity?!



-07/07/2012

(Dumarao)

*My Dark Poems Collection


-07/18/2012

(Dumarao)

*My Dark Poems Collection
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