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snorfed at
8:54 PM
The weird event caused by the bird's nest outside my mom's room, behind the air-con compressor.
I was lying on the floor, nonchalently chatting with my mom who was on the bed. Then a scream erupted from her gaping mouth!
Ahhh!! There was an earthworm beside my head!
So I picked it up and threw it out of the window.
The end.
Stupid mother bird. Next time feed your chicks properly and don't let the earthworms escape and crawl into the house. On hindsight, I should have dumped the worm into the nest hor? Too late.
snorfed at
7:12 PM
I'm insecure. It's been some time since the start of the A levels. There are only 3 papers left to do. 3. How are those going to help me?
Everynight for awhile now, I lie thinking about the moment I receive my results slip next year. In my army uniform and my botak head, surrounded by happy faces with all of them holding on to wonderful results and I wonder to myself,
"Did I just waste 2 years of my life? Oh no! What am I to do? Is it over? Am I going to retake and do subjects like GP and Econs which I've either not done before or never at all? Or am I going to poly after NS? What would my family say? Should I go home?..."
It's easy to envision such scenes appearing over and over again, akin to a jumpy video set on loop. I can see it so clearly, my friends coming over asking, "How did you do?". Then, placing their hands on my shoulder saying that its not that bad.
I could just slump in a corner of the hall until a teacher walks over to give advice, or I could walk out of the hall, turn off my mobile phone, and roll under a rock to rot. Yet, who is to blame?
I am to blame for what has happened. It only dawned upon me the enormity of the examinations that I am taking after my Mathematics Paper 2. It was too late for Math. I made careless errors for Chem. My mini thesis or aka Independent Study was a mess. I mean, it all seemed so provincial and fleeting. A brief moment in time that felt like a flash. Immaterial and barely existing.
To say the least, the past two years felt empty and hollow as if something were missing. The corporeal body of my jc life, my achievements (or lack thereof) lacking in spirit. Drained, almost. I lacked the foresight to see beyond what was infrontof me. Those the leadership positions which I gave up on before even trying, those incomplete or copied assignments, those lectures I spent sleeping through. They meant something. Those had value, weight, existence.
I gradually discovered I had lost the music to my soul. The key to my spirit. In the confines of my school, my room, my mind, I gave up on the things that should have mattered. After so many failures, nothing mattered anymore. What's another U? What's another failed performance? Nothing affected me. Indifference was my armour, indifference was the weight which sank me to the bottom of the cesspool of despair which I didn't even notice.
So what if I had achievements? Those tiny childish moments? The highlight of my life? To say that I peaked in secondary school? Pathetic. I have nothing to be proud about, nothing so show that I made an impact on this world. This is not Fatalistic. No! This is an Awakening.
I end this here. I leave in a bid to calm my mind with mental exercise.
P.S. I think I'm dead. Maybe.
snorfed at
10:41 PM