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Write a poem about your response to this picture.

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Write a poem about your response to this picture.

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The floor beats the dining table when it comes to meals at Mel's.

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From commuters packed cheek by jowl on MRT trains to hidden industrial estates, the Twentyfifteen exhibition features images both familiar and less known to Singaporeans, taken by 20 Singapore photographers. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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poem by charis, nashra, iffah, jing yi, si jia

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poem by charis, nashra, iffah, jing yi, si jia

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so the moon shines on the dust
walls close in, when do they not?
spoons and knives turn to that
though not blood; flesh still rots
alas, the moon shines on the dust

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Poem by Kashvi, Joo won, Faith, Jennifer, Sahanaa and Alyssa

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Poem by Kashvi, Joo won, Faith, Jennifer, Sahanaa and Alyssa

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Eight in a one-room flat,
with space so tight,
One can only imagine how it might feel like,
on the floor sharing a meal.
Worried there might not be enough,
you never take more than your share
even if it’s fingerlicking good.

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Poem by Janna, Prisha, Kshamiithy, Harshitha, Georgia

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Poem by Janna, Prisha, Kshamiithy, Harshitha, Georgia

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Measly fans wheezing,
Spluttering onto seven.
Eating on the floor,
Yearning space for more.
Legs entwined together,
My space bubble shrinks.
Red faces struggling phases,
This is my reality.

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Poem by Sarah, Trinity, Glenda, Janelle, Afreen and Angella

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Poem by Sarah, Trinity, Glenda, Janelle, Afreen and Angella

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Poem by Sarah, Trinity, Glenda, Janelle, Afreen and Angella

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Poem by Sarah, Trinity, Glenda, Janelle, Afreen and Angella