Provide the text of the poem "Padre Faura Witnesses the Execution of Rizal" by Danton Remoto.

The poem "Padre Faura Witnesses the Execution of Rizal" by Danton Remoto is: I stand on the roof Of the Ateneo Municipal, Shivering On this December morning. Months ago, Pepe came to me In the Observatory. I thought we would talk About the stars That do not collide In the sky: Instead, he asked me about purgatory. (His cheeks still ruddy From the sudden sun After bitter winters In Europe.) And on this day With the year beginning to turn, Salt stings my eyes. I see Pepe, A blur Between the soldiers With their Mausers raised And the early morning's Star: Still Shimmering Even if millions of miles away, The star itself Is already dead.

PADRE FAURA WITNESSES THE EXECUTION OF RIZAL [poem] by Danton Remoto

I stand on the roof Of the Ateneo Municipal, Shivering On this December morning.

Months ago, Pepe came to me In the Observatory. I thought we would talk

About the stars That do not collide In the sky: Instead, he asked me about purgatory.

(His cheeks still ruddy From the sudden sun After bitter winters In Europe.)

And on this day With the year beginning to turn, Salt stings my eyes. I see Pepe,

A blur Between the soldiers With their Mausers raised And the early morning's

Star: Still Shimmering Even if millions of miles away, The star itself

Is already dead.