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Negapatan, Marie Joyce (1984-) , was born in a private hospital somewhere in Mandaluyong City to a mother who is a registered nurse and a father who (was) a professional electrical mechanical engineer and an inventor. Her parents were never married yet they bore 6 children with Joyce as their eldest child. Joyce grew up to be a very quiet and timid girl, shying away from her classmates and dreading oral recitations in school. She would rather sit in one corner curled up with a good book or just simply scribbled down her thoughts in her personal notebook. She's very mysterious according to most people. She had a few close friends in school during her growing up days and would prefer opening ... more »
Marie Joyce B. Negapatan Poems
Kalawakan
Ako’y nalulumbay
Sa mga panahong
Ako’y nag-iisa
Ganito na lang ba... more »
' Dumb '
To act
Dumb
Eventhough
I’m not... more »
Delusion (A Haiku)
Lovely paradise
From a solitude dream boat... more »
Haiku: Apathy
Crazy
Can’t help, starin’ at you
Wonderin’ what the hell is on you... more »
A Heart's Riddle
I have to give a clue
As to whom my heart is beating for
To put an end
To all these silly guesses... more »
A Broken Song
I hardly felt your shadow
Creeping behind my back
The way I used to
When days were still longer... more »
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Best Poem of Marie Joyce B. Negapatan
' Dumb '
To act
Dumb
Eventhough
I’m not
To speak
Silent
Eventhough
I mock
To sit
Still
Though
My mind
Is filled
With thoughts
To hide
In a well
Of tide
Is to feel
What you
Want me
To feel
Now I’m
Dumb
With eyes
Wide shut.
I like reading poems by this author.
Marie is an outstanding talent who has dared to put a piece on in her native (fillopean) tounge ('Kalawan') . She writes with such a tenderness for her themes that is truely captivating.