This is from the person in the squad
you shipped with Consent Forms, to her most beloved bunch of people that stuck
with her through thick and thin in school, Hestia:
I’m sorry.
I didn’t mean to cause so much
trouble;
I was just praying for a miracle.
I’m sorry.
I didn’t want us to go wrong,
Neither did I want the future
batches to follow the wrong footsteps.
I have to say,
This isn’t only about administrative
accountants;
But it entangles potential big
issues in our campus, too.
I have to say,
It wasn’t only myself that I thought
about.
Hestia was the reason I wanted to
stay behind.
They asked me,
“What do you like so much about that
‘uniform’ group?”
I said, “The bonds I made, the
skills I learnt, but definitely not the things that made it ‘uniformed’.”
They asked me, again,
“Why do you want to stay?”
This time, I said nothing, because I
knew the bonds I’ve built, cannot be put into words.
I’m sorry,
But I love you all.
Someone once asked me, if I were to
prioritise all my commitments, how I would prioritise them. So I ranked family
and friends first, the other things, and lastly my CCA.
After all, no one of authority ever
said that CCA was their utmost concern, but every student’s individual
development was.
Dear Hestia,
If you’ve come to realise, one day,
you would see what I’m talking about.
Love,
Consent-chel
No comments:
Post a Comment