又一块大石
磕碰一声
就坠入了见不着底的深池,
好深,好深--
又好像,在掉落的不是大石,好像,
那一瞬间,
大石是我的世界的绝对点--
而在往下不停地坠落的
是我世界的一切--
好深,好深,
好像
坠入了一个,没有底的永远。
时常会这样。
醒过来,
也不知道自己的世界少了些什么
只觉得自己好像做了个好累的梦;
遥望碧海苍天,
只见崇山峻岭,悠然顶天立地;
装出一副潇洒,笑着说
一粒沙,微不足道!
谁又看得见那心底
葬了几许的忧伤。
Tuesday, August 23, 2005
Sunday, August 21, 2005
每次想想自己的生活,就感到一股很深很切的憂傷。一種無奈,無法怨恨神,也無法接受這一切一切的事實。羨慕活的那麼燦爛的人,過的那麼美麗的人。
是,我在工作上,順利得已經連半句怨言也想不出,真的是完美得不得了﹔可是我的內心生活,卻如此空虛,又有誰能想知?生活中,好像心中要的,都得不到。還有人說是因為我不肯花錢去得到,可是我要的,真的已經不是金錢所買得到的。我只想要人門真正地喜歡我,不是因為我能為他們做什麼,就是喜歡我這個人。我想要真正的朋友,緊緊跟著我身邊,陪有走每一段路。我只是不想孤單,不想一個人。我要的,是那麼簡單,又是那麼難得...
我也蠻努力去讓人喜歡我啊。或許是這地方,這環境不適合我吧?每次都這樣想,心理才比較好過一點,可是一直還是不了解,神為什麼要做出這樣的我,讓我活得這麼累。
是,我在工作上,順利得已經連半句怨言也想不出,真的是完美得不得了﹔可是我的內心生活,卻如此空虛,又有誰能想知?生活中,好像心中要的,都得不到。還有人說是因為我不肯花錢去得到,可是我要的,真的已經不是金錢所買得到的。我只想要人門真正地喜歡我,不是因為我能為他們做什麼,就是喜歡我這個人。我想要真正的朋友,緊緊跟著我身邊,陪有走每一段路。我只是不想孤單,不想一個人。我要的,是那麼簡單,又是那麼難得...
我也蠻努力去讓人喜歡我啊。或許是這地方,這環境不適合我吧?每次都這樣想,心理才比較好過一點,可是一直還是不了解,神為什麼要做出這樣的我,讓我活得這麼累。
Saturday, August 13, 2005
Saturday, August 06, 2005
Thursday, August 04, 2005
Sunday, July 10, 2005
Maybe it was the beer. Maybe it was the rhythm. Maybe it was the deejay. Or maybe it was stuff in the beer, I don't know. What I remember was the beat vibrating though the stool, though the wall, and ultimately under the floor though which everyone was inexplicably connected to the music. And suddenly it was smooth, and suddenly it was heavy, and I could feel it beating in me, as if my organs were too, were beating to it. Suddenly the lights were flashing, suddenly the beat was in me. And then, just so suddenly again, the beat took over me. I could feel the pulse in my legs and arms, and my body began to move in unfamiliar half-beats. It was my body, assimiliating the drumbeats into my system... there was something strange and unfamiliar about it... but I should quite think, that that night, I was dancing.
Saturday, July 09, 2005
Saturday, July 02, 2005
シンガポールは立派なお国になってるよね、昨日二つのシンガポール人のアルバムを買って、聞いて、そう思ってた・・・
Bought Huang Yida's new album just because one section of one song on radio. It's his music... luscious, organic, orgasmic. It wasn't like I heard exactly what words he sang, but the words and the music came through well. And so it was his music that drew me in. Somehow this time round, I don't really care too much what the lyrics are, just happy that the lyrics agreed with the music... usually, I'm drawn in first by the music, then the lyrics - and then I start liking the song really a lot and a lot because of the lyrics. Maybe it's just that this time it's just the sound that mattered...
But then, the sound of the lyrics could change the sound of the music. Anyway...
So are you a music person or a lyrics person?
Put it in another way, is it the looks or the personality that you look for?
Kinda the same thing, ain't it?
Bought Huang Yida's new album just because one section of one song on radio. It's his music... luscious, organic, orgasmic. It wasn't like I heard exactly what words he sang, but the words and the music came through well. And so it was his music that drew me in. Somehow this time round, I don't really care too much what the lyrics are, just happy that the lyrics agreed with the music... usually, I'm drawn in first by the music, then the lyrics - and then I start liking the song really a lot and a lot because of the lyrics. Maybe it's just that this time it's just the sound that mattered...
But then, the sound of the lyrics could change the sound of the music. Anyway...
So are you a music person or a lyrics person?
Put it in another way, is it the looks or the personality that you look for?
Kinda the same thing, ain't it?
Sunday, June 19, 2005
It boggles my mind how it could be true, that a son who had demanded for his share of the estate, gone away, spent his money, spent his life, driven to the edge, when he came back to his house, could be greeted, not by sneering voices, not by theories of retribution, not by deep hurts dug up as anger, but by love. That a father could be so loving, that although on all counts, his son should have disappointed him and deserved nothing but the place of a servant, instead chose not to reason by logic, not to reason by the past, not to reason by the fact that he no longer owed his son anything, but to respond in love, seeing not a son that had been unfilial and a total disgrace, but seeing a son who had returned as if from the dead. From the dead! How limited our view of things is, that we cannot see beyond death and get so bogged down by reason and short-spanned emotions...
Unfortunately I think most daddys aren't like that. I can hear them say "I told you so!" or "you deserved it!" or "and you still have the cheek to come back!" followed by a long lecture poured out of a hurting and angry heart. Because deep inside, we know we deserve nothing more than the angry eyes of unapproving parents, for we have fallen short of their expectations. Because we know we have failed them, and we know that when we fail our exams, we get punished.
I guess earthly parents don't love enough to let go, to say less of picking up broken pieces after we have gone all wrong. We all humans look too much at our own hurts. All this makes God's love so unbelievably amazing. Grace, they call it. Totally undeserved. So undeserved that some of us - at least I - have problems trying to believe that it is all, for real.
Unfortunately I think most daddys aren't like that. I can hear them say "I told you so!" or "you deserved it!" or "and you still have the cheek to come back!" followed by a long lecture poured out of a hurting and angry heart. Because deep inside, we know we deserve nothing more than the angry eyes of unapproving parents, for we have fallen short of their expectations. Because we know we have failed them, and we know that when we fail our exams, we get punished.
I guess earthly parents don't love enough to let go, to say less of picking up broken pieces after we have gone all wrong. We all humans look too much at our own hurts. All this makes God's love so unbelievably amazing. Grace, they call it. Totally undeserved. So undeserved that some of us - at least I - have problems trying to believe that it is all, for real.
Saturday, June 18, 2005
本物の祭りといえば、ほとんど宗教関係の祭りでしょう。
国もそれぞれの祭りがあれば、それが名物になり、外国の方が見物しに来るでしょう。
だが、シンガポールは、宗教がないのだ。信じる人がいないではなく、国としては、宗教関連の祭りだったら、××祭りはシンガポールの祭りだ、とは言わなく、あくまでも○○宗教の祭りだ、との感覚が強いと思う。つまり、シンガポールは本物の祭りがない。だからシンガポールは必死に祭りを作ってる。たとえば、旧暦のお正月の頃は、CHINGAYというのがある。オチャードの道路を封鎖して、人が踊りながら、Floatというある主題を元に飾ったお車を通わせる祭りだ。旧暦のお正月は、ここの中国系が祝ってるけど、こういうCHINGAYのような祭りは、ないのだ。それどころか、本当にあるのは、花火。でもシンガポールは一般人は花火の使用は法律により禁じられてる・・・
祭りを見ながら育てた人にとって、これは変かもしれないが、綺麗なシンガポールの奥は、こういう虚無さだ。祭りがないせいか、他国の人が放射している熱情は、シンガポール人には感じられない、と思う。やっぱり、人間には祭りが必要、かな。
国もそれぞれの祭りがあれば、それが名物になり、外国の方が見物しに来るでしょう。
だが、シンガポールは、宗教がないのだ。信じる人がいないではなく、国としては、宗教関連の祭りだったら、××祭りはシンガポールの祭りだ、とは言わなく、あくまでも○○宗教の祭りだ、との感覚が強いと思う。つまり、シンガポールは本物の祭りがない。だからシンガポールは必死に祭りを作ってる。たとえば、旧暦のお正月の頃は、CHINGAYというのがある。オチャードの道路を封鎖して、人が踊りながら、Floatというある主題を元に飾ったお車を通わせる祭りだ。旧暦のお正月は、ここの中国系が祝ってるけど、こういうCHINGAYのような祭りは、ないのだ。それどころか、本当にあるのは、花火。でもシンガポールは一般人は花火の使用は法律により禁じられてる・・・
祭りを見ながら育てた人にとって、これは変かもしれないが、綺麗なシンガポールの奥は、こういう虚無さだ。祭りがないせいか、他国の人が放射している熱情は、シンガポール人には感じられない、と思う。やっぱり、人間には祭りが必要、かな。
Friday, June 17, 2005
Sunday, June 12, 2005
Sunday, June 05, 2005
I think I've figured out why people think that my sister's older than I. Okay, maybe it's that she is pretty matured in her thinking and behaviour, but also this - do you believe there's an eldest-child and youngest-child character, that most eldest-children behave in a certain way and youngest-children have certain traits? I think my problem is that I have a youngest-child character... I think. Somehow, no matter how majime a person I am, I'm not losing it...
guess what... that means i have a problem, don't you think so? cos i don't have an elder brother to relate to me in response...
nvm if u think this kakiko's all crap. there's just nothing to do on saturday nights.
guess what... that means i have a problem, don't you think so? cos i don't have an elder brother to relate to me in response...
nvm if u think this kakiko's all crap. there's just nothing to do on saturday nights.
Tuesday, May 31, 2005
So we've all been duped... no wonder it's so difficult to wake up early in the morning... and the sun does not really set at 7pm but at 6pm... and we're all at work by 7-8am... no it's not the numbers I'm talking about, but rather how far the sun is into the day - doesn't it start to make sense if we really started work at 9am - on the third or forth hour of sunshine in the day? If it still were the gentle warmth of the sun that wakes us up each morning, then we'd have three good hours of the morning sun... instead of having to grope in the dark when the day is still half asleep...
ah well, so what is "real" on this island?
ah well, so what is "real" on this island?
Friday, May 27, 2005
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