HYPERAXE

This post is quite emotional or “emo” as some people call it, so bear with me my beloved friends.

My family and I usually spend the weekends at my parent’s house and this is one of the things I look forward to every week. Not only am I able to rest and spend some quality time with my family, but I am also able to spend time at my quiet corner. It’s a place beside our garden’s grotto where I usually sit ever since I was young to pray, reflect, or simply let time pass by. But for the past few weeks we weren’t able to spend the weekends with my parents since there were a few things that came up that prevented us from doing so. Because of this, I kinda miss my quite corner so much, that I am starting to feel sad about not being able to go home.

I’m glad that for this weekend, we were able to go home and right now I am posting this blog in this quiet corner of mine. So what is this quiet corner? Well, this is a place where I usually pray and reflect. A place where I usually express both my happiness and sadness, with the Lord and our Blessed Virgin Mary or simply just be with myself. Ever since I was young this is the place where I usually stay at night or early in the morning while waiting for the sunrise; oftentimes when I feel down and battered from the hardships of life. But I also celebrate some good times in this place, with a couple of beer maybe and a few songs with my guitar. This place had been a witness of both my tears and laughters, my success and downfalls, a refuge for me when I just needed some time alone, and it’s where I had written most of my song compositions about life and love. So more or less this quite corner is not merely a place for me, but a friend.

So now I sit here trying to reflect about my life and try to answer questions that had lingered through my mind for quite some time. Before this night ends I know, I’ll have some peace of mind again, and the strength to carry on after some tiring ordeal. I just feel so relieved to have finally taken the time to stop for a while and return to this place where I can truly be myself and thoroughly search what’s inside of me and let it all out. Once in a while it’s a good thing to leave the fast lane, rest for a while to regain some energy, plan the next route to take, and move on again with life, with high hopes that things would be better this time around.

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