my_ultimatum = input("Have you become enough today?")
value = 0
if my_ultimatum == “no”:
prove_my_doubts = input("Why?”)
if prove_my_doubts == "Throaty eyes and thorny fingers. I am tangled in
your tumbling sobs.":
print ("Your skin is mine. Speak again, and you will know the idle
fall like the dead. Only your marred flesh will remain, and I will
bear your name with disgrace.")
#when will you swallow your time?
value = 0
if prove_my_doubts == "I don't want to speak." :
print ("Your skin is mine. Bare your teeth, and only binary will
bleed from these digits.")
value = 0
if prove_my_doubts == "What good is an unloved daughter?"
print ("What good is an unsatisfied mother?")
value = -1
if my_ultimatum == “yes”:
tell_me = input("Why should I believe you?")
if tell_me == "Because I was raised to believe in your enough.\n I was raised
to trust your dry words."
value = 5
print (f"When this trust becomes the pulsing algorithms of your heart
and the coded humming of your lungs, your {value} will always be
greater than yourself.")
else:
value = 1
print ("Fall more, fall harder, fall frequent. Fall until the human behind
your self will not longer wish to desperately exist.")
reminders = ["Human is weak", "Human is vulnerable", "Human is
still."]
print (reminders)
last_chance = input ("Have you become enough today?")
if last_chance == yes:
print ("What reasons do I have to trust you?\nChild, let me breathe
unrestrained.”)
else:
execute.me.
A Filipino raised and schooled in Dededo, Guam, Amber Pineda is a 15-year-old rising high school junior. Her work has been featured in Cathartic Lit, the Belladonna Comedy, redrosethorns magazine, and the Youth Speaks: Human Rights in Verse Anthology. She currently interns for the Pacific Daily News and was invited as a featured writer in an upcoming workshop.