Reads From Popagandhi...
Coincidentally, Adri has done her take on the same issue that I had blogged on the night before. Hers was a very well-written piece, beautiful, so well-written that my piece read like a Primary 3 school kid's essay, and more importantly.
Also via her link, A Family Value Story. It, too, induced the tears inside me, but somehow, I do not feel sorrow for the writer. I felt happy for him.
I must admit, although I do not discriminate against gays, I do not mingle with enough of them to truly understand them, and most of all, as I'm not a gay, I couldn't be able to fathom exactly how they perceive love. With this article, I do now. We are all humans. We all love the same way.
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With apologies to Pastor Martin Niemoller..
First they came for the Marxists
and I did not speak out
because I was not Marxist.
Then they came for the smokers
and I did not speak out
because I was not a smoker.
Then they came for the gays
and I did not speak out
because I was not a gay.
Then they came for me
and there was no one left
to speak out for me.
No, I don't think your piece read like a Pri 3 essay. C'mon, give yourself more credit. I think you wrote with passion. (For a moment I thought you were one ;)
i agree with u on Adri's well written piece. I didn't comment on her entry, lest i get misunderstood for being a shallow homophobic. i don't really have a penchant for intelligent topics. haha
im not gay...but i don't really mind them (gays/butch), unless they step over the line and irritate.
=|
anonymous: Very beautiful... but hmmm... creepy no less... and I do not quite get the true meaning of it all. Care to further explain?
anna: Thanks, you are the best!... So still read like Pri.3 eh? :p
ah9: How can we fear being misunderstood that much? We bloggers are supposed to be the thickest-skinned entities to roam the blogosphere leh. If we so have to comment, we have to.
knight: Nice. :)
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