Thursday, January 26, 2006

Open Arms


Lying beside you
Here in the dark
Feeling your heart with mine
Softly you whisper
You're so sincere
How could our love be so blind
We sailed on together
We drifted apart
And here you are
By my side

So now I come to you

With open arms
Nothing to hide
Believe what I say
So here I am
With open arms
Hoping you'll see
What your love means to me
Open arms

Living without you
Living alone
This empty house seems so cold
Wanting to hold you
Wanting you near
How much I wanted you home

But now that you've come back
Turned night into day
I need you to stay

So now I come to you
With open arms
Nothing to hide
Believe what I say
So here I am
With open arms
Hoping you'll see
What your love means to me
Open arms

-- Journey, Eclipse (1981)


So the court set aside the "quarrel", but not "quarrel", of Siti Nurhaliza and Sharifah Aini. I thought it is a ridiculous case and a waste of public fund. But isn't all quarrel and disputes ridiculous.


Alas this has become personal - one shamed by a malicious e-mail and one said to share the malicious e-mail with someone else. Yes there is honour involved - both side. That complicate matters.

I guess that is the nature of disputes.


When it is let to prolong, it'll come to the point you forget what its originally about. You start talking to lawyers. They'll tell ye other legal principles you do not know happen in the first place, before the dispute begins.

Its best to try to put aside what happened and rebuild that relationship again. Dah lah yang lepas tu lepas lah. I am learning that it is right.

I know its hard. I've got my own and many fair shares of disputes. Some out of being slighted for an incidence, injected with non related issues and get prolonged into somewhere else. Some out of others interference into a relationship that was drifting cause of our own predicament.

I was told by a special and wise person not too long ago "the bigger of you is the one that can set the differences aside ...". Some friends sniggered recently and said "alah tak de hal lah tu, biasa aja". And, they are right. It shouldn't have been allowed to worsen.


I hope I can be the bigger one and hope the counterpart is also a bigger one. Anytime we may continue our journey. For love, brotherhood, and friendship ... Open arms.

A Voice
Kuala Lumpur
January 26th, 2006 12:20 p.m.

7 comments:

Anonymous said...

kata tak kawan tapi atas stage boleh kiss kiss and pelok pelok

menyanyi pun macam ahli politik

wondering siti really meant masa concert i love you all (that include me).

Anonymous said...

maybe she love only me?

Anonymous said...

As what I said before in our group, we got wiser each day. Itulah proses pendewasaan.We were young and aggresive, then when we get older, we look at the youngs and say to ourselves, these kids have a long way to go.Can you see how "cool" our fathers are?

Anonymous said...

When we were young and aggressive, we did not have the opportunity to buy into an Investment Bank. Some father-in-laws are cool

Anonymous said...

kj - keling jebon

aiseyman budak hitam, awak sudah betul blog tapi salah taruk

Anonymous said...

keling jebon..

so what's new? it used to be the sons, now son in law. what next? wife? we have grown to live with it don't we?

Anonymous said...

next, I am going to buy MayBank

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