Rodolfo Dacleson II

The Law

I wish our country know how to portray Roosevelt’s statement as well as “dura lex, sed lex.”

Ruined Humanity

Disclaimer: Based on true events of killings of farmers in Negros Oriental last July 2019.

I have no intention to bring hurtful memories to those family who loss someone. On the contrary, I wrote this to show the roaming violence and acts against human rights present in the Philippines.

“Don’t judge the book by its cover”, so please read first before contemplating.

Can

Yes, you can. Yes, you can do it. Go, go, and go always.

From the poem, the quote, the captured photo, and the editing itself, I did everything to commemorate my Mama’s goodness and loving. A Happy Mother’s Day to my Mama, my grandmothers, aunts and to every mother out there who continue to love, serve, guide, protect, etc. their beloved sons and daughters and husbands as well.

Again, Happy Mother’s Day to all of our precious moms.

The Confident Beings

Did you know that children have a powerful weapon in them? You want to know what it is, then read this poem.

The Abstract Guardians

In writing this long poem, I looked back at my recent memories while watching Disney Pixar’s Inside Out which help me in digging deeper in my thoughts then I came up with this literary piece that I hope can help you feel your humane nature through emotions.

Turns and Twists

I’m actually pondering about a different quote then ideas came into my mind so instead of pursuing the first one, I used the stuff that I conceptualized to write a separate story. The meaning is easy to understand and I hope you’ll find it as you read.

I Hate Hope

I truly hate hope. And these are
my reasons…

The Cloth We Wear

Hello! The one and only Happy Dreamer is back on his blogging journey. It’s been a while since I posted something in my blog so I hope you have a great time to read, reflect, and realize the interconnectiom between your respective past, present, and future.

Have a nice day my dear readers.

First Glance

“Out of countless lively colorful dots in the clear night sky that twinkle as if it’s their last, yours is the one that captured the pupil of my naked eyes”.

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