Grey...
Unexplained scattered pieces of unconsciousness
starting to fill the blank spaces...
and suddenly killing the remaining enthusiasm...
Underestimated chances, never thought of it coming.
unprepared like a devastated home---
swallowed by winds and showered by rains.
Sigh.
Choices... Never had it clear.
Severe signs of unusual psychological defect crawl silently through the limbs of her grey area, igniting every nerve to secede—overburdened with regimented truths and lies. Instead of screaming for ceaseless sympathy, she would rather divulge the insanity of her conflagrated soul and extract every piece of anxiety through scribbling.
29 October, 2009
10 October, 2009
To Alecks Pabico of PCIJ...
I am surprised. I am lacking for words. My mind can't think and believe what I just read. Alecks Pabico passed away. The Alecks Pabico, that is.I don't really know him personally but I am one of those aspiring journalists who admire and salute Alecks with his commentaries, beliefs, and love for journalism.
He's been with PCIJ for quite a while and his participation was outstanding. I have been reading and hearing his name in a lot of journalism forum and symposia, but the first time I saw him was in GMA 7's special documentary show for Presidentiables--Isang Tanong (he was PCIJ's representative then). After that show, I became his fan.
I remember about two years ago when we were required by our Journalism Professor, Gil Santos to attend a Journalism Event. It was like an awarding for outstanding journalists. He was a foot away from me and I can't even say "Hi". I just smiled. And that was the last time I saw him, because after that I changed career.
I have learned what human rights is because of him. I've learned how to be a journalist because of him. And wherever you are Sir Alecks rest assured that you will be remembered.
Paalam sa Disenyong Magilas. Sining Rastamad.
Salamat.
He's been with PCIJ for quite a while and his participation was outstanding. I have been reading and hearing his name in a lot of journalism forum and symposia, but the first time I saw him was in GMA 7's special documentary show for Presidentiables--Isang Tanong (he was PCIJ's representative then). After that show, I became his fan.
I remember about two years ago when we were required by our Journalism Professor, Gil Santos to attend a Journalism Event. It was like an awarding for outstanding journalists. He was a foot away from me and I can't even say "Hi". I just smiled. And that was the last time I saw him, because after that I changed career.
I have learned what human rights is because of him. I've learned how to be a journalist because of him. And wherever you are Sir Alecks rest assured that you will be remembered.
Paalam sa Disenyong Magilas. Sining Rastamad.
Salamat.
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