Language

A single letter.
I. Lonely.
U. Alone.
But the letter will be a lone, lonely figure by itself.

2 letters.
U, I. They would make up 'We'.
But it would be meaningless without a third connecting word.

Letters make up a word.
But no matter the length of the word, it will be difficult, but not unlikely, to fully express your thoughts.

Words make up a line of sentence.
But they would never make up a proper conversation.
Question? Yes. Reply Yes. But never a full conversation.

A couple of lines will form a paragraph.
Emotions could be conveyed. In the form of either hurt, or a source of happiness. But feelings will transcend that of those few lines.

Paragraphs will lead to viewpoints, discussions, suggestions.
Prose, poems, songs will follow.
They could stir feelings in you.
But it would never be as overwhelming, or be as magical, and it will die off. Slowly but surely.

It's said a pictures speaks a thousand words.
You could be mesmerized by it's beauty all day long. For it will be nothing but a blank canvas unless you could comprehend its absolute beauty and worth.

A motion picture, containing numerous pictures, speak volumes.
But for all the money spent on it. The beauty and the unsightly that you take it in. And all the highs and lows that it takes you through. Isn't it ironic then, when we are back to the single letter that will determine who it's audience ah? G, M18, R21.


to add on: grades are never a fair reflective of your progress. I could be getting good grades in my daily assignments but it wouldn't mean that I know my work if I have secondary sources of references for my work. Similarly for a person who has been practising hard all day long, and when it's not shown on the results slip. It could just be his unlucky day. At the end of the day, everything still boils down to hardwork and dilligence. :) Press on, Dig Deep, We'll be through it all.