Kulot Salot
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The truth is, for the most part New York is a dirty ugly place. I don’t just mean that it’s grimy and polluted which it is. Or that all the buildings and people are cramped together which they are. It’s ugly because it lacks a coherence.
It’s almost as if the city just sporadically grew on its own, without any thought to urban planning. It has art deco style architecture next to a gothic cathedral. The subways are decorated with trash, soot and of all things kitsch art! New York sets no boundaries in style or in its different districts. One minute I’m strolling down Chinatown and the next thing you know it, I’m on already on Wall Street. Can you imagine Divisoria turning into Makati in a matter of minutes?
The city is just too eclectic to be called beautiful or even pretty. But let’s leave pretty to Paris and let’s leave clean to Singapore. Because New York isn’t a city- it’s an organism with a mind and a heart of its own. It’s wild and uncontrollable- far too busy being interesting to really look after itself or to bother with being consistent.
The beauty of New York is the fact that goth and art deco can meet in one space- much like how a punk tourist from the Philippines can ride the same subway as a Jewish hedge fund manager. New York is the only place I've been in where it's ok that a complete stranger can be eavesdropping on your conversation, put his two cents in and leave. It's a place where different cultures, personalities and interests collide and eventually settle in with each other. Even the past and the future can coexist here. No one dictates who goes or what interests stay, it is an organic process that involves the city itself.
New York has an underhanded way of luring you in. You can't help but fall for it's wayward charms. But before you know it, it's time to leave. These are were my parting words as I left New York to go to New Jersey'Despite the cheesy button slogan, 'I Heart New York', I did find myself hearting New York. For one glorious week, its beat fed my pulse. I was nsync with the fastest city in the world and it was exhilarating. Just a few hours away and already I feel displaced. I'm like a toy with a dying battery, dreading the end of fun times'
But I don't think the fun times are ending. Because of everything I took in from this trip, I would say the real party is just about to begin.
Doesn’t the letter i resemble a person with no appendages and a decapitated floating head? It could also be a pulpit with a black sun looming overhead, but I prefer the first image.
The letter i is a lonely letter. It often stands alone, surrounded by other letters who have bonded to form words. Also, i is more often than not the beginning of a very selfish sentence. For example, “I want to go out” or “I feel the heaviness of PMS dawning upon me” or “I should skip work and go home” or “I can’t believe my boss is sleeping on a bean bag in front of me…”.
Kulot Salot Maikling Kwento
I feel bad for the letter i. Though it is probably the most significant single letter word, not to mention the most powerful vowel, it seems as though it is destined to lead an outsider’s life. And when you’re on the outside, you look at everyone else with a degree of indifference and yourself with a great deal of self-importance. You can’t help but look inward for meaning because there is no one beside you to draw any meaning from. the truth is being an i means leading an isolated existence. But I guess an i has something that not a lot of letters can lay claim on… It can stand independently on its own.
Pag Kulot Salot
In fact, when you place the letter i beside other letters (ie. It, is or indefinitely)… it loses much strength and its entire identity.