a "so-called" revolution.

what comes into your mind

when someone talks about

'a revolution'?

Is it about Arab Spring,

when the people wants to

pursue a more democratic

elements on a state that

led by a totalitarian regime

trigger a huge pandominium?

Is it about Industrial Revolution,

where a massive means

of production shifts into a more

rigorous approach, contrived a

new level of a class system?

Or as a science geek, maybe

someone could interpret a revolution

as the movement of an object

in a circular or elliptical course 

around another or about 

an axis or center.

Ok, I've taken this out of the context,

huehue.

But the thing is, semantically,

a revolution always

pertains to something monumental,

something sophisticated, 

a rare phenomenon, 

that worth to be noticed.

I think that everyday, we already make

our own revolution,

I don't know how,

I don't know why,

but one thing that i believe,

if we put a considerably high entry barrier

for doing "something revolutionary",

most likely, we are only going to be immersed

in mediocrity.