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Tuesday, January 02, 2007
Just read something... which i cant describe as "heartwarming", for this word falls far from justifying this entry, or much less what i felt. It's the greatest honours a senior can receive, a recognition which surpasses all trophies without a gleem of lustre, a satisfaction which escapes imagination altogether, so much so a person loaded with nothingness would bow in humility and feel undeserving. A term is coined for this, and that's "Respect".

While im perhaps 19mins too late as of this second, this word with a capital R, is my new year gift to all my seniors. I owe you this.


posted @ 12:05 am