Thursday, 13 November 2008

TEMPORARY INSANITY

I’ve mutilated my hairs. I crop it, cop it, and abuse it. Without guilty, I snip it happily, using mirror as the only witness to my temporary insanity. If I am brought to the Chamber of Justice, I will laugh heartily to the harsh accusation of the ill-treatment to the most sacred property of women: hairs.


If all sins can be forgiven through the pleading of the temporary insanity, the world will be the darkest place to live in the entire universe.



But I always have an irrational desire to influence the style of my hairs. Short, long, curly, straight. Perhaps influence is not the accurate word; I need the power to manipulate how my hairs look like. Or more likely, it is an instrument for me to let the depression out before it has a chance to envelope me. And I don’t give a damn to the criticisms. Maybe I dye it one day, if the plead of temporary insanity is still legally applied to me *sigh* or just to irritate the hell out of you.



No fear, I have no slightest intention of turning my hairs into blonde, or red, or purple, or delicious blue. Reason? I’m not interested in doing it. Let’s that be an untold, unattainable fantasy for some. Because you know, some people are just like a tip of iceberg. You strip the layers of fats, muscles and bones; you have a privilege to stare directly into their souls. Whether it is ugly of beautiful, don’t forget to use the reason of temporary insanity if the souls repulse you, or attract you. Come to think about it, maybe, just maybe, you are the one who is guilty beyond reasonable doubts of temporary insanity for falling in love or out of love.



A quote that I found somewhere in my bloglists –“ Nobody can think straight when high on passionate love. People are not allowed to sign contracts when they are drunk, and I sometimes wish we could prevent people from proposing marriage when they are high on passionate love”, Prof. Jonathan Haidt (21st century), a leading researcher in the positive psychology department.



My dear readers, before the fire of speculations becomes unruly, I’m not intoxicatingly in love, I’m not depress (owh I know you want to challenge these self-proclamations), I’m still rational, sensible and sane. Just a thought for your lunch. Happy lunching. Let me float to the magnificent dreamland, where the unrest, weary hearts become stronger, wiser, and happier. Come with me, if you may.

15 comments:

pyejal said...

be happy...

Fakhzan Marwan said...

i'm happy..but when it comes to readings, urghhh!

NuR said...

When Im reading your blog, I started to admire your writing.. full with emotions. Its not like me.. full with crap. Hehheh...You such a talented writer I believed :)) Keep it up sis !! Would love to hear from your side of stories.

Fakhzan Marwan said...

Nur

Here we are, admiring each other styles of writing, I love your entries, it's witty, charming and humourous! Delightful. Keep it up too sis!

`Ain said...

salam fakhzan,
you know what?you really writes from your heart.like ready a romance novel i rasa:).a poet.anyway..i tgh berangan2 mcm mana la rupe rambut u la ni;huhu

Fakhzan Marwan said...

`ain..

Salaams..thanksss...and may i convey my great deep feelings whenever I read your blog,you write with such a flair, girl! honestly, and great damn piece of writing, with such an excellent command of english. I couldnt believe it that a doctor can write like that..:D

keep on writing, keep on spreading a good job. will join your ogranisation when i'm finish my study, insyaAllah.

Fakhzan Marwan said...

owh, lupa la plak...dont let your imagination runs wild, i'm still look like a very respectable lady...hahahahahahha

K H A Z I N A T U L A S R A R said...

salam akak,
waaa!!mati mati igt akak tgh pikir nak tukar style rambut td :p
hihih, gurau aje.

kite suke quotation yang akak amek tu, deep and meaningful :)

Fakhzan Marwan said...

kHAZ ~ takmo ah tukar2..tak best...hahahahahah...

kan kan kan kan...akak pon suka...:D

J said...

fakhzan,
such a beautiful way of unleashing what was inside your mind and heart. I kinda enjoy your writing. Boleh jadik novelist ni (read: not a typical romance novel yang berlambak2 tu hopefully - no offence)

Fakhzan Marwan said...

Kak J ~ thanks....and I enjoy reading your blog too...And when you portray yourself by posting a poem, that's the best part..

Novelist..insyaAllah...owh I know that kind of novel...i have no stomach too, to read it..just a mind-poisoning thingy.

alqasam said...

Salam my dear sis Fakhzan.

What a well and beautiful written post.

Really admired your writing. May Allah bless you and showers you with HIS unlimited love.

The truth is, no matter what it is a path to walk to HIM. In knowing (ma'rifah) If you can searh and digging the secret within it.

Be happy! InshAllah.

Fakhzan Marwan said...

Dear Alqasam,

Receiving your praise is like being handed a rainbow. Magnificent.. A very warm feeling envelopes me, thanks sis, but you are indeed, an icon blogger for me. Your insights and words never fail to move me.

Thanks ...especially for du'a and wish, as I truly know the value of your du'a..

May you be bless too, with HIS infinite rahmat, sakinah and nur..

masMZ said...

JoM MaKaN KaT KeDai MaKciK Ye :p

Fakhzan Marwan said...

mas~ jommmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm...tapi, katne tuh? :)