To be continue; Celebrating World Semi-Colon Day


 By: Kristine May Ramirez

Photo By: Ron Wesley Mendoza


An open letter to anyone who needs to read this;


Hey, may I ask something? How are you, how's your life lately? Life is so hard right, but do me a favor please tap your shoulder and whisper to yourself, "I am proud of you because you choose to CONTINUE".

Thank yourself for continuing eventhough life has been unfair to you. It is amazing how you shield yourself from the sharp things that life throws. We know it is not easy to face those difficulties, those trials, those obstacles but my friend look at you, you remain strong and happy.

Thank yourself for continuing eventhough people talk about you, putting dirt on your name and making you feel unworthy. People will always see the bad things in you but, Love, let me tell you that your existence is enough. You know yourself more than anybody else so keep slaying.

Thank yourself for being true and treating others genuine eventhough they are not reciprocating your energy. You always give your purest form of love but people tend to tear it into pieces. It is okay, but please do remember that you should love yourself and take care of your peace.

Thank yourself for not giving up on your dreams. Don't think that you're not good enough. You are doing your best and that's what matters. Don't think too much about your future, work it on your present self.

Thank yourself for being born. Your existence is a gift from God and you should thank Him for that. Your kindness and your uniqueness is what our world need.

After all the things that you've experienced, we just want to say we are so proud of you for not ending up things for yourself. Always remember, it is not the end of everything. Keep on mind that there are also people who admire you for being you.


In this world full of chaos please keep using (;) instead of this (.)



Sincerely yours,


The Beat Publication Fam

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