Student’s Inferno

For every decision we did, there’s always a consequence behind, and we know about this. We live in this world to make decisions for ourselves and for the people who surrounds us. The result of the decision is our action which will be the basis on how much we deserve to be in heaven.

Each circle of hell was composed of souls of students who committed sins in school and those who violate the rules and regulation of the campus. The first circle is for the students who violate the school’s policy especially who don’t wear their IDs for a long time, improper haircut, improper uniform and others. The punishment is that their hairs will be removed and they will run fifty times longer than the time they did their sin. The second circle is for the student who lied. The punishment for them is that they will be on a place where there are ants’ colonies until the ants bite them. They will spend forty five times that the time they lied. The third circle is for the murmurous students. The punishment is that they will be put in a place where there are huge stereos all they heard will be written on the stone wall. There, they will spend forty times longer than the time they murmured. The fourth circle is for the students who are selfish; they just ignore their classmates when they need their help. The punishment for those students is- they will bow their heads as a sign that they are regretting what they did. They will spend thirty five times longer than the time they had been selfish to others. The fifth circle is for those who always make fun of their classmates. They will be punished by drowning them to a drum of water. Every 15 seconds they will rise to catch their breath, the punishment will last for thirty times longer than the time they tease their classmates. Second to the last circle, the sixth circle is called the circle of pervertedness. The eyes of the students will be sewn and they will walk on a live maze. The last circle is for the cheaters. Here, they will run on an icy track-and-field carrying a heavy load.

This composition has a purpose. This is not just a trip to laugh on or for entertainment but this is a composition that somehow shows that we have to make decisions wisely and thinking of the possible outcome of that particular decision. Knowing that destiny is a matter of choice, we have to think thoroughly if we chose a better one and also knowing that we can face the consequence behind. For every action you did there is a good or bad karma in return, so watch you move.

Francis M.

                Francis Magalona is a wonderful artist and is one of my favourite rappers. He started from the very beginning to his journey to success. He has a loving family who is always there supporting him besides his fans who never stopped on appreciating him. He became one of the panellists in the “Philippine Idol”, entered the world of acting, became a guest artist in some songs and concerts, and had his own concert as well. Then, the day that I am most feared of came. August 2008, Mr. Francis Magalona terrible disease, it may be curable but it is a little too late for Mr. Francis, leukaemia. He died after suffering from his malady and that day of his death was one of my most depressing times.

             

                   If I’ll be going back in time and meet him or maybe meet his soul today, I’d be glad.

      I can imagine us talking about our favourites and memories. If I really have a chance to meet him, I’ll never hesitate to request a song or have a duet with him. I’ll tell him how much he inspires me and how I idolize him. He’ll tell me advices that’ll be useful to my life and health. I can also imagine that tells me his life, his hardship, and how he loves his family. That chance of meeting him would be the happiest day of my life.

      If I were to meet him, I would thank him for his wonderful contribution on the rap department. It would help each youth to pertain and sustain his contribution. I would like to thank him to teach us how important the music be part of my life. I would be glad if I and Kiko would have a performance to be a remembrance of his greatness. I would also thank him because he inspires me on how to give importance to music.