delveindementia

When dusk is at 8, and days begin at 5, you never want to go home. Never want to. Squeeze in all the time you've left of a place you've started to call home. The screechy trains, and funny names. The ducks and geese and bunnies and mutant fish. The thunderstorms, the mist, the hottest sunniest days. Chalk on the sidewalk. Eggs for breakfast. Dollar bills the same size as a 50, a hundred. Give me a little more time. Anything to stay a little more. I'll miss this home, but I'll be back once more.

When the top comes to the base, and there's nothing to float, to resurface, tell me now, how it feels. tell me, what it's like to be denied, to get less, to be spoken about. Was this the first time you thought about the minority, once you weren't part of, you now are. Was this a terrible mistake, one you cant undo, one you cant have a say. Tell me now, the reason for this division, the structure so unnatural, the life so terrible. Choose now, would you speak up, or would you remain silent, letting all them walk over you, denying all that you have, just for the colour. Once you were a majority, now a minority, tell me h

Today's monday, a day for crankiness. Let's start thinking of 20 problems we face in this day and society. *Note: this is only in my personal opinion, it is not subjected or generalized in my society. 1. Low wages, overworked workers. Especially so for preschool teachers. They work their asses of to build a strong foundation for children, YET their pay is so measly. 2. The 4 digit difference in pay between preschool teachers and mainstream primary/secondary school teachers. What's up with that? 3. Over reliance of our trusted gadget, the mobile phone. 4. We can't spell as well anymore; there's this need of spell check 5. The lack of sup