Saturday, September 17, 2005

the hair story---unreleased

Hey i thought about this story while washing my hair. hahahahaha
ok here goes...the unreleased version: .....

Well you know how hair grows long, then you go and have it cut, trimmed and styled? And sometimes when you are brushing it, washing it, or while sleeping, some drop off. But why must hair drop off? Yes it will be replaced by new hairs which grow out and take its place. But imagine...Mr Hair.

Mr Hair sits around in the waiting room for his number to be called, for him to see the world outside. He realises what is actually happening in the outside world through conversations he overhead. That everytime, selected hairs are removed from their positions, and it's when that happens, that a number is called from the waiting room. He decides to find out if there were any legitimate reasons for their removals, but couldnt find any. He became good friends with the hairs around him, and some were aquaintances. THey would talk about what life would be like in the open, not once mentioning the dreaded thot in their heads, that life out there is so uncertain, either very short, or long.

Then Mr Hair decided that they had to change the way things were going. He got together his friends and tried to generate ideas which would prevent hairs from being dropped off forever. Some of their ideas they had were like, going on weekly shifts to prevent tiredness and dehydration, or talking to the blood system control to consider sending more nutrients to the hairs. However all these were fruitless. They realised that things were just meant to be this way. They were made to be hairs and their purpose is to go out when called, to serve sacrificially.

It took sometime for them to understand what their meaning and purpose was. But they finally got it.

So when Mr Hair was called to move out and serve, he did it willingly, knowing that although he may not know how long he will be serving, but at least when he does have to drop off, he would have served his best.

THE END

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