I Let You Go

Felt a little ennui

As I waited for the midnight hour

Then I heard the footsteps

Drawing near towards the door

I heard no word but a sigh

Which a weary sign of goodbye

Then the sky beams

With the fireworks cracking

Painting the grayish sky

As the midnight-clock rings

It’s a new beginning

And I heard the door snapped

It may not so loud

To contend with the outside cracks

But to me who is in woe

It was a deafening sound

I gazed at the stifled door

And the shoeprints on the floor

Thinking to follow you

But, I never did

And so. . . I let you go

I let you go

I let you go

Leaving my heart in blue

But in melancholy I’d rather be

So your heart would be in glee

Nature's Revenge

The stars have faded and gone

Covered by the clouds upon

The teardrops fall from the sky

A clear sign of nature’s cry

In the darkness of the night

When everybody sleeps tight

The nature casts its fury

Leaving each no time to pray

And when the morning sun comes

There were cries and open palms

A picture of grief and fear

Left by the past disaster

But what is disappointing

Was to hear people blaming

That despite the victims whine

In faulting they still have time

Blame it to man’s carelessness

Ruining the mountains and trees

Of man’s selfishness and greed

To nature, lives are now feed