Quietly, to You I Wander
Beneath Vaux & Mould carvings, a most puzzling version, enough for me to wish that time could bend, just once, a little longer for us, so we may squeeze just […]
Beneath Vaux & Mould carvings, a most puzzling version, enough for me to wish that time could bend, just once, a little longer for us, so we may squeeze just […]
The world has turned many times since camp ended, and the raindrops on my shoes, long dried to oblivion— I press my tongue against the roof of my mouth chewing […]
So leisurely, I mount — by the rims of my bowl, bent a perfect dive into the broth. . In my bowl, in my soup, my arms reach for backstrokes. […]
In small hill folds, whistling melodies of wind and farmer nestles a timid pumpkin seed in the helm spouting fast a giant fruit in explosive joy anchored paths and rooted […]
Anxious Notes at Gardens by the Bay: Searching in Hybrid Spaces “What am I here for?” (Ecclesiastes 12:13-14) In the lush tapestry of urban wealth—spanning the remotest of wilderness to […]
by Dk. Siti Zulaikha Pg Hj Ishak Ethnographic exercise submitted to NUS. Photos by author. On the choppy wooden boat, I squint at the scenery through the lens of my […]
She’s two years old now, asleep at last for the afternoon. These days, she’s at peace with powdered milk, negotiating like a grown woman “yes, now, more, no, yes” — […]
All afternoon I sat across you. My mind snowing delicately, peering your glistening orbs, blue. I’m thinking of glaciers, sharp frosts ballerinas imported from Boyarsky’s Mariinsky Theatre, salchow ethereally across […]
by Dk Siti Zulaikha Pg Hj Ishak The Interweaving Nature of Subak System Splashed across the likes of Lonely Planet booklets and Global Trekker articles, photographs of Bali feed tales […]
by Dk Siti Zulaikha Pg Hj Ishak Reflecting Blackburn, K. (2013). Family Memories as Alternative Narratives to the State’s Construction of Singapore’s National History. Oral History in Southeast Asia: Memories […]