Lidi... datangnya drp daun pokok kelapa...
daun pokok kelapa yg hijau di keringkan
daun yg kering dihiris... dibuang
tinggal laa batang lidi bogel
Lidi ini kurus dan nipis senang patah
walaupun kurus lidi ini garang...
kalau di pegang oleh orang yang marah boleh digunakan untuk memukul....
kena dibadan aduh sakit dibuatnya
Lidi walau sakit dipukul
banyak gunanya......
dicucuk untuk sate
makanan yang lekat dicelah gigi dibuang gunakan lidi
bukan itu ajer
lidi diguna sebagai hiasan bersama bunga2
bukan itu ajer sampah sarap di kawasan rumah
dibersih menggunakan lidi....
akhir kata....
sekiranya tiada kayu untuk masak
maka akhirnya....lidi menjadi penggantinya
korbankan diri..dibakar...menjadi abu....
begitulaa cerita LIDI....
lahir ikhlas dan suci
membantu manusia..
akhirnya tidak dihargai.......
8 comments:
lidi oh lidi....
apa yang menyebabkan teringat kat LIDI pulak nie..hai....ada kenangan silam ker?
ermmm simbolikya....lidi oh lidi sungguh malangnya nasib mu....walaupun byk berjasa tp hanya untuk digunakan....
interesting story.
but how do we show our "appreciation" to lidi?
anyone?
:-)
everything we have in this world is temporary....money, children, wife, lover or material either valuable or no value including lidi... While we are still breathing we should appreciate everything god created.
Only iman & taqwa remain to be brought to life after death...and God creations has its beauty in its own individual way
civil servants are ibarat lidi.
many (if not most) of them work extra hard yet their conpensation is not as high as the private sector guys. they live a modest life. drive a modest car. often, they give great ideas but it does not translate into more income for them. unlike the private sector, great ideas mean great money, hence they consult other ppl (including the Government). some do consult, some just do some facilitation.
yet, ppl outside complaint about money spent to compensate the civil servants. RM45 billion on emolument is definitely big money. but looking at details, RM21.4 billion is for education (primary and secondary teachers’ salary), RM6.5 billion for health (doctors’ salary), RM5 billion for defense (army salary) and RM6.0 billion for security (police, immigration salary). Total of this four is almost RM39 billion, leaving only RM6.6 billion to be “equitably distributed” to the other 21 ministries, which on average, each will get about RM300 million.
how 'bout that?
wow somebody is really doing mathematics. civil servants or private sector employees....both are the same.... some are over used....some goyang kaki
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