Tuesday, June 24, 2008
Exploration of Democracy
When she asks me "May I open your bag ma'am?" in her godforsaken monotone, I'm oh-so-tempted to say "You know, each time you guys do that, I want to say NOOOO! But in a strangely weird way, you have more power than me!!! So yeah, go on. It's a free country (At least for you)." :|
Each time I pass through security check I realize a tad too late that I may have a bottle of coke or water in my hand baggage. Phew!
Sunday, June 15, 2008
angels climb down
persistent precaution
in nurturing fertile thoughts
preciously preserved clandestine events
visions called nightmares
twisting into realism
musing upon a futile art
an art called camo
mulling over an action
an action fortunately called illusion
redolent of the inevitable truth, that
it’s nice to stay together
but sometimes
nicer to be away
and then, they came by
or must I say, flew by
with invisible wings
and the invisible cure
to pour in a little perseverance
and to pour out a little
a dimpled smile
or a child-like hug
cheered up some more
for the best days to come
When God begins to test the power of forbearance, he sends an angel right behind to pull it off with ease. In a much better way than you thought you could. The best deal about this being, the angel won’t expect a tinker’s damn worth in return for the favour.
On this day I am especially grateful for some of the best people that happened in my life. Thank you for everything!
I owe an apology for being away for so long. Thanks to everyone that asked about my silence. Oh and do check out my photo blog.
Drafted on June 11, 2008.
in nurturing fertile thoughts
preciously preserved clandestine events
visions called nightmares
twisting into realism
musing upon a futile art
an art called camo
mulling over an action
an action fortunately called illusion
redolent of the inevitable truth, that
it’s nice to stay together
but sometimes
nicer to be away
and then, they came by
or must I say, flew by
with invisible wings
and the invisible cure
to pour in a little perseverance
and to pour out a little
a dimpled smile
or a child-like hug
cheered up some more
for the best days to come
When God begins to test the power of forbearance, he sends an angel right behind to pull it off with ease. In a much better way than you thought you could. The best deal about this being, the angel won’t expect a tinker’s damn worth in return for the favour.
On this day I am especially grateful for some of the best people that happened in my life. Thank you for everything!
I owe an apology for being away for so long. Thanks to everyone that asked about my silence. Oh and do check out my photo blog.
Drafted on June 11, 2008.
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