Sep
2011 20
2011 20
Poetry
SHINJUKU MORNING Cassandra Atherton You feed me prawn gyozas for breakfast. Early in the morning. In the Shinjuku Prince Hotel. You give each prawn parcel a little squeeze between your fleshy thumb and forefinger before you reach across the table. My mouth opens. A little pink ‘O’ and you fill it to the brim. Pink ...
Jan
2011 5
2011 5
Poetry
Poetry by Benjamin Laird, Raja, Matt Hetherington, Siobhan Hodge and Rory Harris, edited by Miriam Wei Wei Lo...
Jun
2010 20
2010 20
Poetry
Poetry by Liang Yu-Jing, Matt Hetherington, Maxine Beneba Clarke and Susan Hawthorne...
May
2009 10
2009 10
Nailed to the Family Tree
i) Fashion My teacher gives me a book about this German bloke, Marx who reckons religion is the ‘opiate of the people’...
May
2009 10
2009 10
Chinese poetry
EVERY MORNING’S RAINBOW Written in Chinese by Qi Guo Translated into English by Ouyang Yu A red hat An orange tie A yellow shirt A green coat A black trousers...
Jan
2009 11
2009 11
Ongoing
gone she is a million billion scattered atoms each complete unto itself and I am at peace...
Jan
2009 11
2009 11
Birthright
Slicing the knot of the ancestors Diving through the heavens He came. Headfirst, warm-wet, amphibian, He slithered into the light Sleek with both our blood...
Jan
2009 11
2009 11
The festival of colour aerates
The festival of colour aerates I wear my attire, original, personal air the melody , small bells tinkle music reverberates flow of my village stream, melody of cuckoo unite scars of colour in body parts a new sensation, thousand hearts wave Life greets A niche to a perfect living...
