…But it would be a sad loss for its audience if authors do not go beyond the daily grind and ordinary experiences. In this aspect Malay literature is fortunate because often enough it is given wings to fly on the authors’ imagination and fantasy, on the genius of metaphors, into an intensely musical language. Literature often gives shapes and forms to the dreams and desires of a people, (whether conscious or otherwise). There are alternative worlds for them who are not able to stand the monotony or pain of their contemporary reality. – Prof Muhammad Haji Salleh, The Poetics of Malay Literature
17 Aug 2009 Leave a Comment
in Pink
You’ve got to believe me, when one day you decide to do away with God’s gift upon you, God will take it away from you and give it to another person more in need of it.
You do away with it when you cease to be grateful of its existence. You take it for granted. You stop taking care of it. 
The gift may be in the form of children or a business opportunity or a car or a roof above you head.
So dear, start counting God’s grace on you.
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