The Promise of New Hope

The news seem to be as positive as P.Noy's worthy speech, on the day he took an oath, in front of the hopeful crowd that badly longs for change.

All cameras and papers seem to be concentrated in the optimisim that Noynoy has promised to the sweating yellow crowd at high noon. All attention has been given to his promise "No wang-wangs";  and now the urgent actions that his administration is confering out, as to their boss' promise.

The new administration wants to be known by its people as a humble government. But will this suffice? How will they be able to change the funfare that stood in the country for nine years. Mass killings, smugglings, corruption, fraud, and broken promises. The country is malnourished of trust and justice, drunk with hope and optimism.

We do not expect perfection, Sir.

But still, we're overflowing with Hope. Yet, we will continue to stand that things shall turn out right in the end.