Wounds and Kisses
By popular demand, (well? actually, only one request. Sigh!) I have decided to write one more post to my left on the shelf collecting dust blog. *cough cough* (from the dust!)
?faithful are the wounds of a friend, but deceitful are the kisses of an enemy? Proverbs 27:6
Ok, let?s not get so biblical but? in many of times; we often do not understand a lot of things that are happening around us. Often things happened that would impact our lives and we have no blardy geez what the hell is going on, one word, CLUELESS. How much faith do we have in our friends? The closer ones that would help us in times of need, the ones that we loved so dearly. (No referral to
When we do not understand, when we feel that our friends (read: close real friends, family or whoever) are not helping, that?s when we are wounded, hurt. In retaliation, we turn to something else; somebody who we think might a friend. Or maybe an enemy, who blows kisses that treat our wounds. We all like that don?t we. The truth is, if the ?friend? turns out to an enemy then we be kissed by an enemy. You get my drift?
So who is our friend and who is the enemy? You think for yourself.
Me? As J.D Salinger would put it ?I thought what I?d was, I?d become one of those deaf-mutes? ?Catcher in the
Or should I?
Disclaimer: I really read the book after watching GITS. SAC o.0?
::Inscribed by Kai at 11:49 AM
6 Comments:
your best friend is oneself!
'cuz u'll never let down yourself! ;)
chim.
oi u see? i not the only supported k~ ^^ got spi neh~
write more write more.. ^^ dun discontinue la, ke xi.
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sÞ¡????, but sometimes you be susprise what you can do to yourself. haha
*nod*
when i put the visit meter on my blog, i didnt expect it to jump for like 10 hits in a yr? hmm bt a month plus now n its near 700 =)
have u seen mine before? but in comparison, my blog looks more childish.. =P i designed the skin myself..
Its good that manga and anime helped to boost literacy rates :-)
"Catcher in the Rye" is a good book. Though mild by our contemporary standards, it was something far out when it was first published.
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