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Performance Task: Structured Poetry 12 Humss 1: Date Submitted: November 20, 2019 Name: Shane Kyla L. Abella Rating
Performance Task: Structured Poetry 12 Humss 1: Date Submitted: November 20, 2019 Name: Shane Kyla L. Abella Rating
Performance Task: Structured Poetry 12 Humss 1: Date Submitted: November 20, 2019 Name: Shane Kyla L. Abella Rating
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TOPIC: EXISTENTIALISM November 20, 2019
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Name: Shane Kyla L. Abella
Haiku
“Breathe”
The apparitions
Were eerily similar
To that of decay
Prose
For once – belonged in the untamed winds; at the farthest end of Andromeda, she was
accompanied by bliss, upon discovery.
Glimmering, through the sea of constellations, was overwhelmed by the entirety. Writing
and writhing with abundance, is it equated by grace?
He was there, so I am not alone. A vague somersault of my heart, the adrenaline felt like
home. Beyond splendid - now tamed with chains of his vanity.
Mayari possessed the Ink of Life, catapulted people with humongous stories varied in fonts,
per chapter. She fleet towards silent hills and rivers as she bear the fruits of abundance.
Paving her way through The Void, he saw Dandansoy, features gracefully sculptured with a
resemblance of a Greek God.
He ate an apple that fell from the tree, as Mayari felt his chest constricting, choked by what
he was eating, saving him from his misery; it happened that they fell in love. Interaction
with any human form is strictly prohibited, as she may be deprived of her powers. Seeing
the apparition of Bathala, she came back.
“I knew this was going to happen,” Bathala muttered. “You want to live in the human
world, Mayari?”
Nodding slowly, a pang of pain crippled on her chest as the Ink of Life fled with her.
“Write your own story, without him. He is set to kill you with this sword. Good luck, my
little one. ” With one flick, she arrived at Earth, decisive.
With the exact time and location, she found Dandansoy’s son. He kissed Mayari the same
way, and she knew, exactly, the apple really doesn’t fall far from the tree.