Introductions
I like to take notes. I started to formally compile them in a volume of notebooks through a good part of my late teen years. There is one I titled "Me, Myself and I" started in 1992. Here is what's written on the first page. I will try as much as not to edit the text no matter how much I am tempted to.
Whatever is written in this piece of book shall be the expression of myself through writing. It is a collection of my literatures eversince I've been conscious of doing it. It is my laboured work which I have endeavored to accomplish. Even if it sounds or might appear to be awkward and uncouth, it is my ending desire to express my soul and explore the reality that I have manage to push through this workmanship.
April 1992
On the succeeding page, I have these written on the lower right-hand corner.
What you shall read hereafter this page, is a suppose-to-be novel, which I have written sometime in 1989 when I was at the peak of my youthful years.
Behind this page, I wrote a sort of a dedication for the novel that I would have written:
"This book is dedicated to anyone who feels that I dedicated this book to him or her. Whoever you may be, I sincerely wish you know me more and you understand who really I am and what I wanted to explain. Hope you appreciate it, really."
October 1989
LIFE: ON EARTH
Prologue:
This book is written as a counterpart of the lifelong novel of xxxxxxxx x xxxxxxx
The purpose of this book is to document whatever is in the mind of the writer that she wanted to express through writing.
I write here as though I am embarking on a solemn journey. I speak as if I have surpassed many travails in life. Not quite so. But this was the impression I have at the time. I endured many trials and because of those expriences, I had a feeling of being above others . One might say that I have a chip on my shoulder. Whenever I re-read these notebooks, I get different reactions. 5 years ago, it all seemed ridiculous and mundane. There were times that I find it very contradicting, then would come a time that I would marvel at the pun. When I've read it recently, it provided the same entertainment I gained as when I was composing it. I am embarrassed at the silliness of it all. But then, I face myself, in disgrace.
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