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Friday, October 16, 2009 Y 8:35:00 PM


"How are you?"

Constructed in such a simplistic manner,
but yet sometimes it's so, so hard to respond to that.
So sometimes the sounding of that question irks me,
although i don't negate the fact that it is usually
asked in the name of concern, care, love
or whatever good intentions harboured.
It leaves me being somewhat appreciative, but sometimes, sometimes,
i'd like to think if there's any other way it can be delivered across,
such that it won't leave me responding with an answer
which centres around the "it's okay", kind of thing.
or attempting to respond in an incomplete manner,
at least to most people.

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