Suspension Bridge Effect

by Mahal Ko Kuya Ko   Apr 24, 2026


I saw dandelion fluffs flutter in the air,
and the suspended bridge drenched
in woebegone sunsets
started turning away from me.

I used to find refuge solely
in your architecture...
the way you are filled with warm sunspots
and rusty stories,
the way your afterimages follow me everywhere,
they are the soul of my being.

Dainty flowers have sprung
in the river banks,
common flowers were sleeping
by the wayside,
and I've always known you—
your bone structure,
defined collar bone,
the sonnets you didn't know
I've scribbled in your palms,
rough waters on your feet,
and the broken smile
you are afraid to show...

from a great distance,
I could still see your turned back.

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  • 1 week ago

    by Golden AnGel Rhapsodist

    To:MKKK,

    I’m always amazed at how you turn emotion into something almost tangible. The way you describe distance, memory, and quiet love here is just… beautiful.

    The mention of dandelions brought me back to my childhood—those moments when I’d gently blow them and watch them flutter away. You have this rare power of turning back the hands of time through your words.

    I hope we can collaborate someday.
    I have poems about dandelions and flowers too, and I’ll admit your work has inspired me deeply to write my own versions shaped by my experiences.

    By the way, this is one of those poems that truly lingers.

    Xoxo
    Ate Gel