Hello, I'm BluePuffin!!
I haven’t written here for a while. I won’t close this blog until Google decides blogs shall be gone, so be chill about the older entries disappearing. I’m also saving them on the Web Archive.
Lately, ever since July began, it has been summer vacation. I’ve traveled to Madrid, went to an activist event hosted by Amnesty International, and have been listening to Chappel Roan and Olivia Rodrigo as of now. I like their songs, and Chappel Roan is outspoken on global issues, while Olivia Rodrigo once posted a story raising money for children suffering in Gaza, so my conscience is clean while listening to them. I had tried a free trial of Apple Music, because I am boycotting Spotify, but now I’m listening to songs on my MP3 player.
I have also been talking with many Japanese people to practice it. I made a Japanese friend, and I got a Portuguese friend too, who is similar to me in many ways, but he likes Pokémon more than I care for its existence.
Today’s song I’ll recommend is Casual by Chappel Roan I like to relive memories of love experiences that never happened. I really admire Chappel Roan, so go support a girlie.
new tears
made them the villain
evil because they are
no doubt to fill in
i hear the bombs fall far
laid on my bed
tears pouring under my eyes
they couldn't say their byes
couldn't get with the med
it's too political
for many to care
one word i can recall
Gaza, no one can bear
living in starvation
clearly devastation
with little to no action
airdrops for the fit able
it's a matter of time
until there's a bigger reaction
secret over the table
the tears won't subside
the things i thought i'd never do
the things that wouldn't happen
they did happen
and it's true, lived through
shed a tear
for the first time in a while
hope that it's fine in a year
but the future isn't mine
and im terrified
of everything that i've come to know
my phone petrified
the tears they snow, rolling they go
from my eyes to my heart,
hoping is kinda hard.
I wrote this today, and I just let the poem flow in my head. I started crying a bit while I wrote it because I was thinking about Gaza and that, even though there's a lot I can do, and a lot many people did, nothing has stopped the bombs from being thrown by the IOF. It's not perfect, but I never wanted the poem to be perfect. It's not my fault, at all, but I still don't like that people are starving and dying. In first place, I wouldn't even like to starve or die myself.
I feel like feeling sad for the world is a pattern in most entries, and I cannot blame myself for a reality I did not create. However, I will not be complacent to it. I'm enjoying my life, and I hope everyone gets the chance to do so.
Love,
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