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♥ Wednesday, February 07, 2007

9:26 PM

is it wrong to give someone a 'fair trial' to prove herself?
when opinions clash and biasness seeps in.
but afterall, we took a risk, or were we just being too careless and unrealistically optimistic?
and now it all seems like a mistake.
does it seem so, just because of what others say?
or are we just being idealist and illiberal?

its difficult to understand her idiosyncrasies and know exactly what's happening behind the scene,
when's the story's always half-told and incomplete.
and its disappointing to hear what we hear,
and the hope we had in her wavers slightly with each comment.
but afterall, werent we supposed to give her a 'fair trial'?

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