Tuesday, September 20, 2005



technology is a blessing and a curse. even rudimentary technology like the telephone has its pit falls.

the unseen character on the other side. the disembodied voice.

it's all fine and dandy. words come out of a box! it's nothing short of a miracle. most times we can discern happy from sad. angry from bored.

other times words can be... vague. words with no body language or facial expression can be nothing short of a nightmare.

innocent words can be hurtful hurtful HURTFUL.

then again, can feelings be heard over the phone?

i can heard annoyance. unwillingness. i want nothing more than to hang up. but still i persist in conversation. hoping to diffuse the situation. but in all honesty, i really can't tell if i have resolved the issue/conflict. because i can't see a face. i can't put a face to the voice. can't. cos i might be wrong.

all i have are the uneasy feelings, a gathering pool of liquid.

and of course, hurt.

how can we forget hurt?


Inscribed @ 4:28 am

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