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 […]
Things I rememberare confined in love… Sunset drives in the golden hour, Kiyoko and Anuar on the radio, through eddying hills of Kota Batu. We must have gone through three of my cars […]
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 […]