AM I GUILTY?

                      AM I GUILTY?                         

Bring that prisoner!


So i walked slowly and sadly.
Not because my mother is dead,
Not because I killed Rosa Del Mar,
But because love depended for the death of my mother.


Ladies and gentlemen, allow me to narrate my story..
I am a daughter of a once happy loving couple in the world.


My father is tall and handsome.
My mother is young and beautiful.
My father loves my mother very much.


Ahh, I can still remember what my father use to tell.
That they has the most beautiful daughter in the world.
No wonder is that...


Until one night, I was awaken by the bang of our door..
It was my father heavily drunk...
My mother run to my father..
But he pushed her and kicked her...
I ran to my mother to help her...
"Mama, papa doesn't love us anymore... He doesn't care for his own welfare..."


One morning, I saw my mother lie in bed...
She is sick..
I ran to the drugstore to buy some medicine..
But I beg because I don't have any single centavo in my pocket.
I hurriedly went home to see her...
But when I saw her and touched her...
"Oh my God!"
She's cold and dead.
"Mama, why did you leave me in this miserable world? No one loves me anymore... No papa... No mama.... Mammmaaaaa!!"
I saw the gun of my father on his table.
I picked it off....
I went to the house of Rosa Del Mar..
I knocked at the door..
And she opened it..
"You!! Rosa Del Mar!! You killed my mother!! You killed my mother!!"
"No, don't shoot me please, don't shoot me.."
"You killed my mother so you ought to be killed too!!"
Bang! Bang! Bang!
Now, Ladies and gentlemen,
Tell me, Am I guilty?

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A memorable piece performed in front of their English teacher, Ms. Abegail Mejia, 

her co-teachers Mr. Don Jeremy Clyde Cancio, Mr. Andy Brimon, Mrs. Lolita Abas 

and the SC President Mr. John Paul Toting.