The scary one and the perpetually bitter one should never meet.
Imagine the chaos!
But if they do, maybe they could teach each other a thing or two.
The scary one and the perpetually bitter one should never meet.
Imagine the chaos!
But if they do, maybe they could teach each other a thing or two.
Some of my biggest realizations has happened at the Masjid. As big as they were, some things didn't work out.
But! They lead to things that were extremely necessary.
I have information in my hands I dont know what to do with.
"There are several kinds of love.
One is a selfish, mean, grasping, egotistical thing which uses love for self-importance. This is the ugly and crippling kind.
The other is an outpouring of everything good in you - of kindness and consideration and respect - not only the social respect of manners but the greater respect which is recognition of another person as unique and valuable.
The first kind can make you sick and small and weak but the second can release you in strength and courage and goodness and even wisdom you didn't know you had." John Steinbeck
If life has been such a competition and what is needed is validation, then fine.
You win.
I apparently can't stand schemers. Especially pretend ones.
Now, excuse me while I roll away.
I have a special place in my heart for my childhood friends.
And now more than ever, they're popping up so randomly constantly reminding me of who I was and why I'm exactly where I'm supposed to be.
Singing in high pitch voices and all.
***
An old friend came to visit quite recently.
But instead of the usual "how are you just checking up on you", he came with an apology. For something that happened too many years ago.
Being such a Linch, I teared up (surprise, surprise).
Partly because I remembered what it was like watching the parang near his neck then to his stomach. Fearing- for the first time in my young and naive life, for someone else's.
Partly because I was proud of him. Of the man he is becoming.
Mostly because this is how it should be. Appreciation of the past to a point that all you feel is thankful that things turned out the way it did. Even the scary, crappy, painful bits.
I wouldn't have it any other way.
"And there's nothing to apologize for anymore. Everything is a fond memory."
Enaiminit!
I know what it's like.
Do you?
You were there. You saw me. You know what I was like.
I'm like that now. I can't stop. What did you do?
I did everything you think you shouldn't do. I couldn't stop, so I didn't.
And?
And here I am anyway.
It's hard watching someone else break into pieces.
Especially seeing your scars in their stories.
Tapi semua benda jadi ada hikmah.
Dan dalam cerita si jiwa lara dan yang hati entah ke mana - ada selit banyak jenis Doa.
Coupled with a sudden humbling realization that I too have a way out of Madness.
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Regards,
Heart.
Moving slow has always been foreign to folks like us.
So, move towards each other and crash.
Or away and not at all.
There's no way to tell from where you're standing.
They're such leakers.
Drip, drip, spill and lo behold the whole story.
Siap selit Doa!
Strange.
"So macam mana? Bullshit? Takpe! Life goes on. Kuat macam ni."
Mek tasempat bukak mulut pun.
That's how my mak chek rocks.
And that is why there is no pressure.
Of any silly sort.
:)
There is a story of a boy who would fill his tub halfway and submerge himself completely. Not to drown himself he says, but it makes him feel safe.
Tafaham.
Until I find myself in the middle of dirty jokes and nights like these.
All this talk about progress is all talk.
To actually move, something must be done.
I am tired of feeling small.
I am tired.
There is a stir this morning.
Something will change.
And how have you been? :)