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Tammy Lai-Ming Ho
Hong Kong Now
Hong Kong has experienced almost a year of political and social turmoil, with the aftershocks of last year’s protests continuing to be felt, and many of their grievances unaddressed.
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Tagged Akin Jeje, Anthea Y, Belle Ling, Cheng Tim Tim, Collier Nogues, Marco Yan, Tammy Lai-Ming Ho, Wawa (a.k.a. Lo Mei Wa)
Tomorrows
If I walk on a Hong Kong street for long enough, I will eventually bump into someone I know from a long time ago. So long ago that each of us wilfully resorts to deceptive amnesia. There are streets in …
Posted in HONG KONG
Tagged Tammy Lai-Ming Ho
The Visitation
My paternal grandmother came to me in a dream and said: I have no money and I’m cold. I recounted the visitation to my parents— They had forgotten to burn for my granny paper money, paper clothes—offerings sent to the …
Posted in HONG KONG
Tagged Tammy Lai-Ming Ho
6 Artworks by Anthea Y
Anthea Y | Article XII Autonomy Collier Nogues: Article XII: Autonomy This poem and artwork is part of the Hong Kong Now chapbook curated by Tammy Lai-Ming Ho.
Posted in ARTWORKS
Tagged Akin Jeje, Anthea Y, Collier Nogues, Tammy Lai-Ming Ho, Wawa (a.k.a. Lo Mei Wa)
One Person
If I tell you my full name, will you only say it when I drown or fall? Which protest poster will you carry around close to your chest like an oversized pendant? Have you been served gas or spray? Where …
Posted in HONG KONG
Tagged Tammy Lai-Ming Ho
Your Name in My Lexicon Means Yes
Once, you talked to me on the phone, I complained about the loud wind obscuring your voice. You responded: Baby, I can’t make the wind stop. The creation of meanings takes three steps: saying yes, singing no, unbinding maybe, and …
Posted in HONG KONG
Tagged Tammy Lai-Ming Ho
This May Be a Love Poem
We are ugly but we have the words, even if no one reads them. We carry no axes, unready to kill. Or turn on the oven until it warms. trains have passed us since the day we were born and …
Posted in HONG KONG
Tagged Tammy Lai-Ming Ho
Let’s Not Jump to Inconclusions
One November I began to fall deeply in love with a man who just yesterday told me to add tension to my linebreaks, challenge the readers, discomfort the empty spaces on the page. I am trying to listen, but there …
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Tagged Tammy Lai-Ming Ho
