QLRS: On Silence | Vol. 3 No. 1 Oct 2003


	Current Issue: Vol. 3 No. 1 Oct 2003 Site Map Issues





	Editorial Poetry Short Stories Essays Criticism Interviews Extra Media The Acid Tongue Letters





	About Us News Forum Links Submissions Contributors' Notes Mailing List Advertising Site Map E-mail

On Silence
For Ee Tiang Hong (1933-1990)

You once said:
‘Silence is the purest language.’

And now you lie, somewhere
Between ‘earth and sky’,

While below you I stand,
Not able to say a word.

By Mark Pirie

QLRS Vol. 3 No. 1 Oct 2003

_____

About Mark Pirie
Mail the editors
Return to Vol. 3 No. 1 Oct 2003


	Other Poems in this Issue Rimutakas By Mark Pirie. Mouth Piece By W.B. Keckler. Here Russia spreads her legs like the body compass of a prima ballerina By Ronny Someck. Return to Kuantan By Oswald LeWinter. modes of transport By Shazanah Hassan. Planting Mines By Thow Xin Wei. The All-Night Attendant at the Foreign Experts' Compound By Charles Lowe.

Return to QLRS home