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Shift

✍️: Ronald Alagos Shift Birds fly, at day and night— some of each, perhaps, One thing, they rest too, on the branches of trees in land, From flying, they shift to not, A beautiful thing, like that of day and night. Grace! They shift! Label them, and they won't be as deep, Limiting them is what you do, caged and in keep, Same applies to us, grouped and couldn't reach. Afraid, be not! A caterpillar grow wings too, Susceptibility in everything, growth and in cruel, Hush, like everything around, you're meant to expand and change, Growth will find you, multilayered— long ranged. Tick! A poet is not just a poet, But a person, too Same as to a stoic, Being false in its rigid truth.  Again, shift is within me and you, It's okay not to be, the 'last' you.
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Body

✍️: Ronald Alagos Preia's Point of View. My name's Preia Serdennio, I'm 19 years old and I'm insecure. I'm naturally skinny since I was a kid. I gain weight but, my body size doesn't change. I am a supporter of the body positivity movement. I support people that are labeled as 'big' and 'fat', and people that are commonly victims of shame and bullying because of their body. I started becoming a supporter two years ago, and, I learnt— quite a lot, if you ask me. I use my social media accounts to preach and spread positive messages. I always try to strive for equality and seeing everybody happy and secure.  However, as time goes by, I noticed odd and uncomfortable thoughts that start to arise within me. I now want everyone to be happy— a nice intention to have, some people might say.  At first, it was just okay for me, I thought it's just because I'm being nice or that, it's the love and empathy that I have for my fellow human being but...
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Hide Not!

✍️: Ronald Alagos I took my pen, Wrote, the day as to when, Yet, there it is, came out of its den, Engulfing me, in its embrace, I felt pain. Thoughts of disbelief, They started coming in brief— Of seconds and minutes, filling me with grief, Words have become tangled, I started to weep. It whispers that I should hide, Never enough, I should just give up, Yet, I plunged and stood up, Never will I let, this force to make me feel crap. Like water and rock, It instill darkness, pure black, Flowing all over, it showers me with muck,  Telling me constantly that I suck. Should I go and hide? Or, should I take this wheel and start the ride? Air and fire, both are by my side, Fighting, who should I abide? Hurricanes of fate, I hold my future, I'll reach the sky, no matter how unclear, Poison of self hate, heart will be in puncture, Yet, believing is what I hold, until the sky becomes clear.  Hide, I will not! Day by day I'll grow, Will reap all of what I sow, Hear my melody, soon that...
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Dystopia

✍️: Ronald Alagos Sharon's Point of View. I walked down the street of Emeraldin, having my shoulder bag with me, I could see people around the street, shoved in their phones— indulged in their own virtual lives.  I looked at their outfits, they all look similar, well, what do I expect, these clothes are today's trend. I could hear different music playing, some explicit, some chill, most are upbeat. I think they're using the app called TikTok.  I tilted my neck as I saw a group of women sitting on a bench, they're all talking, shoving each phone in each of their faces, completely ignoring the baby in the stroller. Not far from them, I saw a group of teens, most of them are girls, they're standing beside a monument, each phone is out. They're wasting their time trying to get the perfect picture.  I heaved out a sigh. It's funny how the world is advancing yet, it seems like technology is the only one that is. I continued walking. How far can it get?  I feel the...
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