Mengalah

Belajar untuk mengalah

Jauh balah

Ku tak kalah

Manusia ni macam2 rupanya.

Lima lima puluh lima dan Dia yang pertama

Kalaulah tiap saat kita ingat

Kalaulah tiap masa kita rasa

Kalaulah tiap detik kita celik

Bahawa saat ini

Masa ini

Detik ini

Dikira dihitung

Dilihat diperhati

Didengar amati.

Tapi kita insan

Ingatan mudah terbang

Iman mudah layang

Justeru

Tatkala peringatan tidak datang

Kitalah yang perlu mencari.

Quran itu kata terus dariNya

Tak terharukah kamu

Membaca kata-kata Tuhanmu? 

Ya, Tuhanmu berbicara padamu.

Tak mahu kah kamu tahu

Allah sedang kata apa.

Surah kelima ayat lima puluh lima

Sudah Allah katakan penolongmu siapa

Carilah penolongmu

Yang pertama itu Dia

Dia yang Berkata

Dia yang Menjaga

Dark chocolate fan

Moga selirat itu kan terlerai

Moga keruh jadi jernih

Moga gelap jadi cahaya

Kau dan aku ibarat picture puzzle

Kita disusun pada dataran ini

Penuh teka teki

Namun kita sama tahu

Kita wajar saling melengkapi

Berbeza itu nyata

Tapi menerima dan mengerti

Jadi penyatu jiwa- jiwa aneka warna

Maafkan aku sahabat

Terus terangnya aku rupanya

Berpagar hati sendiri

Lantas pancing curiga

Sangkut wasangka

Tanam derita

Maafkan aku.

Maafkan aku sahabat

Egoku memang tebal

Setebal kabus di puncak gunung

Tapi percayalah

Kabus itu mampu dibelah

Atau harapku 

Mampu hilang

Dek panas sinar siqqah 

Memang siqqah itu tali pengikat hati.

Saya ada masalah dengan..

Saya mmg ada masalah dengan

- orang yg ada rahsia pastu bgtaw dia ada rhsia. Cuba la rhsiakan yg awak ada rahsia. Eiiy

- orang yg tanya saya pasl apa yg sy kena buat pastu cakap kesian. Allah bg sy apa yg saya mampu. So yea, saya tak kesiankan diri saya, kenapa anda perlu?

- orang yang bila ditanya, tak berani nak cakap tak tahu bila tak tahu. 

Next time you wish to make a conversation, think. If you think of nothing good to speak of, silence is never a wrong thing.

Saya suka orang pendiam.

Kurang cakap benda sia2

Tak gitu?

Apung

Seingatku semalam

Apung di atas air jernih itu

Air yang sifatnya 

Bukan keras

Bukan jua hilang persis udara

Apung itu

Bahagia

Namun kucukup tahu

Kalau air dibiar bertapa

Debu, serangga, habuk segala

Menanti waktu bersinggahsana

Masakan apung berteman 

Mampu jadi apung yang tenang

Risau juga

Kalau-kalau cemas membawa lemas.

Juga kucukup tahu

Kalau asyik mengapung diri

Asyik pula melayan rasa

Tubuhkan lelah

Lalu tenggelam membelah air.

Aku keliru.

Kami.We.Nahnu

I had always been interested in how different languages in the world developed. I remembered listening to my dad's claim. He said that during early times of the world, some groups of people are sengau and some are not. The sengau group migrated to other places and built up their own populations. and later on, due to the sengauness, from a single language, new language developed from the different way they pronounced the original vocabs. Haa. (IDK whether he was joking) Here is another theory to add in. Interesting!

By Richard Gray, Science Correspondent

Scientists have found that languages that use "ejective" consonants – rapid bursts of air exhaled while making a sound – tend to be spoken at higher altitudes.
Ejective consonants are not used in the English language, but may be easier to produce in thin mountain air, the researchers believe.
It is some of the first evidence for how geography can influence the sounds produced in a language.
Previously it was thought that the environment only shaped vocabulary by providing physical barriers between populations that led to different meanings being attached to words.
The researchers, however, found that 87 per cent of languages that use ejectives were found within 300 miles of an area of high altitude.
As the height of the land increased, so did the use of ejectives.Dr Caleb Everett, who led the study at the college of arts and sciences at the University of Miami, said: "This is really strong evidence that geography does influence phonology – the sound system of languages.
"I was really surprised when I looked at the data and saw that it correlated so well.
"Ejectives are produced by creating a pocket of air in the pharynx and then compressing it.
"Since air pressure decreases with altitude and it takes less effort to compress less dense air, I speculate that it's easier to produce these sounds at high altitude."
In the study, which is published in the journal PLOS ONE, Dr Everett examined 600 languages from around the world, 92 of which had ejectives.
He found that ejectives were used in languages spoken on, or near, five out of six major high altitude regions where people live.
Most of the inhabitable high altitude areas of the world are found in six regions: the Andes, the Andean altiplano, the North American Cordillera, the southern African Plateau, the east African rift plateau, the Ethiopian highlands, the Caucasus range, the Javakehit plateau and the Tibetan plateau.
The only region where ejective languages were absent was the Tibetan plateau. This could be because people living in the region have become uniquely adapted to the low oxygen at high altitudes.
Studies have shown that Tibetan people breath at a raster rate than other high altitude populations and they have also been found to make more efficient use of the oxygen in the air.
Dr Everett believes the findings may help to explain why such a diverse array of different sounds in languages have evolved around the world.
In some parts of the world, for example, whistled language is used and scientists have speculated this could be because whistles travel further in difficult terrain.
Dr Everett said: "The results of the study suggest that ecological factors may shape the structure of language in ways that have gone unrecognised."

Another interesting strategy of Allah in designing this world. Allahuakbar. 

“Dan di antara tanda-tanda yang membuktikan kekuasaan-Nya dan kebijaksanaan-Nya ialah kejadian langit dan bumi, dan perbezaan bahasa dan warna kulit kamu. Sesungguhnya yang demikian itu mengandungi keterangan-keterangan bagi orang yang berpengetahuan.” (Surah al-Rum, ayat 22) 

Subhanallah.

Exposing too much of ourselves,

Then, start freaking out about others' expectation and impression.

Irony.