René Magritte, Act of Violence, 1932
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René Magritte, Act of Violence, 1932
LOUD POEMS FOR A VERY OBLIGING AUDIENCE by NG YI-SHENG
I am gushing over this book! Not only can he string words together that results in a beautiful collection of poetry, but this book has made me laugh out loud in public several times. This collection is a reflection of Singapore culture; he’s used a lot of local colloquialism in his poems. What’s more important, to me, is that this book is a critique of the Singaporean political structure, but is done in a very lighthearted way that it makes you laugh at how ridiculous and unreasonable the government can be.
Also, look at that cover!
“I want to live only for ecstasy. Small doses, moderate loves, all half-shades, leave me cold. I like extravagance.” Anaïs Nin
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those who escape hell, however, never talk about it & nothing much bothers them after that.
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One glance at a book and you hear the voice of another person, perhaps someone dead for one thousand years. To read is to voyage through time.
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