Rintik hujan menetes penuh irama Alunkan
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Rintik hujan menetes penuh irama Alunkan nada sendu dalam kesyahduan Sekuntum mawar merah merekah Tebarkan wangi penuh pesona
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She spoke the traditional Malaysian morning prayer unthinkingly as she opened her eyes. The sun was shining brightly, magnified as its rays reflected off the rolling waves outside
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her Berkeley apartment. She mindfully ate her macrobiotic breakfast. Slowly chewing each morsel and then her boyfriend exploded. He'd been drinking all night. Her focus annoyed
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him to no end, but then he was a high-strung type A yuppie and she was a neo-hippie. Their friends often wondered what brought the two together, being so different and all.
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It was the weed & the weed sex, and then, those conditions met, Type A yuppie became the best munchy chef to her neo-hippy granola loving hunger. High as a kite, he fried leek tofu
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As the Tofu sizzled and burned, he just smiled. He had known exactly when to set the stage for what was to follow. She looked up at him with her puppy-dog eyes and
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the corners of her mouth turned down in what was just a slight frown as if to say she was sorry and she loved him for being the kind of man who could understand that what she neede
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But who could ever truly understand what she needed? She wasn't like other people. Her secret was too much to bare alone. She had to tell him that it was her that
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Passion in life included eating dirt. But who would guess such a terrible curse had befallen her. Kiddy thought that maybe she
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did not deserve more than this. Perhaps one needs to eat dirt to feel passion, to live. Allowing every dissapointment in life to be swallowed away. And just fare forward and live..
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- Started
- 2011-01-11 07:26:53
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- 2011-01-15 11:38:09
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RhettOracle Jan 15 2011 @ 20:07
Great save Geoff.
NixonBlack Jan 16 2011 @ 00:54
Hmm. This actually provokes the question of whether switching back to english from another language is a good idea. Every giant site out there eventually has to deal with the fact that non-native english speakers are going to want to participate in it. The question then becomes, is that going to be welcomed? I'm guilty of doing it too, but are we doing the site a disservice by sort of forcing it to live by our vocabularies and kind of ignoring the obvious desire for others to do it the way they're comfortable? It's still pretty small, what do you folks think?