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Category Archives: Literary
Musings (2025)
‘My desperate yearnings as a schoolboy / My true fantasy, a dreamer full to the brim / Were clocking you, beauteous, radiant but coy / Your dreary eyes wide open, angelic face held nigh / Ready for the next decade, … Continue reading
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Wellington Appreciation Day
A hypothetical day for everything Wellington Continue reading
Secret Skill
What skill would you like to learn? This week’s title is taken from a retro Semisonic song. Months ago, I uncovered the gem via Spotify. With its catchy tune, it has remained on my YouTube playlist. I’d like to be … Continue reading
Wellington’s Finest
TL;DR My top four poems are: Mi Primer Adios (My First Farewell). 70 lines. My Flick. A parody of a movie theme song. 68 lines. The Green Hills of North Ryde. A tribute to uni life. 76 lines Musings (2025 … Continue reading
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The Hermit
He moves at a snail’s pace with all the time in the race In his thirties, published the Great 20th century American Novel Before this, met iconic Ernest Hemingway who owned the place The don was very encouraging of his … Continue reading
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Quote of the Week
Actor Jackie Chan was asked by this reporter. Was he happy with his life? His retort was thus: ‘You know I once heard some very wise words: …Your restless child is the dream of every childless person Your small home … Continue reading
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The Dawn…
Is different in Southeast Asia and Sydney Farmers plough the fields and drink black coffee long day ahead There, the sun is up in a hurry In Sydney, sunup varies by season instead It could be up soon, or remain … Continue reading
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Dr Fuh
He was our family doctor for many years Before, we consulted Dr Tung he hung up his stethoscope, cheers My sister came up with the find He introduced himself as ‘Dr Fuh, Dr Pepe Fuh’ he had a corny mind … Continue reading
George Orwell Quote
‘Who controls the past controls the future. Who controls the present controls the past’. You might have encountered this reflection in the past. It’s from the novel 1984, which has been adapted into film. I’ve reviewed the 1983 version on … Continue reading
Kitty Toughpaws
She was my sister’s classmate and friend Pestered Ate Jacky that was the trend During my days off uni, I answered the landline checked out the tease ‘Could I speak with Jacklyn please?’ Said this in her thick Indo accent … Continue reading
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