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Writer's pictureThe Communicator

Star of the Day

warm rays of the star flash through the midst of the crowd

a star can be seen taking refuge in the flickering lights of cars

a star can be seen trickling on the sides of people's faces

a star can be seen taking in the sighs of the weakened trees



but then, clouds would seem to be much bigger than the shining stars

a cloud that slowly hides the star sardonically

a cloud that wavers its resolve to shine brightly

a cloud that slowly blocks the warmth it gives unconditionally


even though it seems like clouds are just the antagonist

there's its rain that cries for the hidden twinkler

there's its rain wishing to rekindle the eternal sunshine

there's its rain that will even stop weeping to bring back the lost warmth

these normal days are nothing compared to the longing for Christmas

the days yearning for that comfort in the depths of the despair

the days yearning for the temporary bliss of that day of the year

the days yearning for that warmth that is finally embraced

along the twinkling lights and the sing-song laughter in the air

mind not all those clouds that once covered the star

mind not all the agony given by the endless days of the year

mind not all those unshed tears of rain, even if it’s only fleeting

until it becomes permanent


Article: Cristy Anne San Pedro

Illustration: Timothy Andrei Milambiling


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