Satisfactory

People tend to be greedy

People tend to be wanting more

People tend to achieve the best

And that includes me

I just realised how I yearn to be a perfectionist

I won't accept just a satisfactory grade

I need a superior grade

Is this greedy?

Is this over competitive?

Why can't I just be satisfied with a satisfactory remark?

Why do I want to have a superior grade?

I don't know

I want to know

I know but couldn't find the answer

Just like today's presentation

I knew the answers

I knew how to present well

But I don't know well enough to do it formally

So I blame myself for a satisfactory

When everyone only wishes for a satisfactory

I wish to be more

Stubborn but

...

it's a worthwhile chase

Isn't it?

Kevin Tang

2012 August 21

Equilibrium

What comes around goes around...

Fair say, but does everything follow this rule?

Nevertheless, people would like things to be balanced.

Just like yin and yang.

But of course people as much as how they wouldn't admit their greed,

I am inclusive of course,

would like things to be in a comfortable outcome more than its counterpart.

With so much on your plate

Sometimes you just wish you don't have to keep them in balance

With time, with health, with family, friendships, personal relationships...

Time had been wasted and gained

Health had been neglected and warranted

Family had been torn and reunited

Friendships had been distanced and reattached

Love had been bitter and sweet

Sounds overwhelming but I guess human beings just adapt to it

Evolution continues, regardless of what any outcome it may be

Since to most people, balance isn't a definite 50-50 ratio

It's more like what they show in chemical equations

The equilibrium

The process still continues

The scales still continues to sway up and down

As long as the core remains

As earthquakes, storms, tornadoes tries to put you off balance

As you fall, there's no other way but to stand up again

And to continue the equilibrium

Acknowledging the past

Stabilizing at present

And reassurance for the future

Kevin Tang

04 August 2012

The cause of imbalance: Reality VS Naivety

and physiological vertigo

The equilibrium continues...