Tuesday, July 04, 2006

Haha decided to entertain all of you today by giving you a picture how my school life is and how interesting my life is with my deskmate LINCOLN CHENG RIPING.

His short bibliography includes his aspiration as a romatic poet and often compares him to literature great shakespeare himself.

He likes to indulge into tough words and extremely long ones so that noone can understand what he is talking

just some of his rather infamous quotes: this is esentially inevitable, sonorously blatant, pulchritudinousity which he claimed to be the longest word int he whole oxford dictionary and has converted it into a "brilliant" song which i am forced to listen to every single day, ironically hilarious.

He repeats these quotes over and over again until we can memorise it over and over again and worse he never STOPS.

This is not enough, his fav hobbies is to bully me with crystal

and he enjoys it by creating his dedicated love poems every single day and stuff them in my pencil box

so here i am, presenting to you the very works of Hwachong's own shakespeare.

de romantica

Luminous moon
o' thy crystallic moon
thy beauty unseen to the naked eye!
Petals of the stars
blooming of the white grace
may thy' couple brood upon the single!
Make all love' be like thy crystallic moon

Colours
May all my sins be washed away by the silver sword
may my hate be washed away by the golden flowers
the saguinity of thy heart for the lvoe of the crystallic pieces
are shattered by thy black rock

Shiny stone
prisms of colours
sanguinity of light
enters thy' heart of a miraculous stone
shining with brilliant magic
when broken
a second of pain
into a million shiny crystals

Crystal
O' thy' crystal
as shiny in the deep blu' sea
as sanguine and bright it could be!

Thy' light from the dawn and the grin from all forests

converge in mutilated dimonds
into thy crystals
I see

PULCHRITUDINOUSITY
My great dawning of romance!
O' green sea
why have the fishes of fragility betrayed upon the orb of love!
Shattering the crystal love
Great pulchritudinousity me see in such beauty!
All gone
after the sea dries

enjoy it? this is some works of romantique manifesto thy great Lincoln cheng

Somehow i wonders he uses words for the sake of using
his poem has no direction and the words are often misused
leading to a contentless poem
i cant decipher it
can you?

life can be a burden, but dun ever give up