and the reason that i do not fall into this street is love
about ...
her name is mel. that's all that people find certain of about her: her name. and even then her name changes with her mood, she's got two of them, and a few others you don't know of.

links ...
my writing
random photos

PEOPLE I LIKE

carol
gayle
nigel
dawn
juliet
prudence
angela
elsa
iz
kai rui
alysia
daryl
sherman
jeremy
terence
vanessa
henry
shawn
michelle
hamizah
julius
jason


alvin pang
alfian sa'at
popagandhi
chubbyhubby
esurientes
tagboard ...

hit counter

contact ...
electric post
say it now

archives ...

credits ...
design:francey design
blogger


... Thursday, June 12, 2003

ever felt like your dreams were coated in glass? glass which magnifies everything good about it [for dreams have no flaws], glass which creates the illusion of it being within your grasp - even when it is untouchable.

ever walked into a glass door without knowing it was there? that's how it is. you run towards it with anticipation but you can't walk through glass. you thought you could feel it, you thought you could see it actually becoming real, but it was just another dream, frozen in super cooled liquid.

and what if you do get through? what if you managed to break the glass with your bare hands? it splinters in your face, a scar for every sin. and as the shards come loose, your lifelong dreams don't look like they're worth much. the shimmer on the surface is gone - it was induced by the glass. but i hope they were worth your toiling, the sacrifice of your young time and your endless backstabbing. how many throats did you cut to get to the top? think about it.

[unedited]

sorry i'm being sordid. i had inspiration to write this when i walked into a glass door at my tutors house last week. of course i felt like a straight fool, but it set me thinking and i started writing even though i was supposed to be practicing how to write ci yus. i have never quite gotten rid of my fascination with glass - which can explain my pen name [glass.] and my old diary id [glasswall] and the references to it in most of my poems. concealing, yet revealing.

+ posted by M @ 6:28 PM

Comments: Post a Comment