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  • Content-Design-Market
  • Reaching clientele audience media planning platforms
  • The vulture of sinai
  • “Oh I have to eat another body? Sucks.” . The invisible guest
  • Clickbait (Netflix)

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ERICA

I saw a bull in the kedai runcit

Awkwardly huge in all senses 

The taste of My syrup in its cup  

once overly sweet 

soured through 

when you broke the 

Plastic keychains 

Your weight of sorries will never mend them whole 

The plastic reflecting 

your face in the glint of a drop of sun  

Piercing through the window slit. 

I see you. Broken, and Whole. A fullness I swallow 

though my throat tightens with your fear sometimes 

Your feelings seep through my cracks and I peel off orange skins 

sorrow fruit staining my fingers as I ate 

And a burst of joy in the orange when our eyes meet, remember that warmth 

That coolness we will enjoy in the soft rain, or heavy, I don’t particularly mind. 

We melt, puddle, and pool at the soles of our feet, going where the rain washes us into drains  where we still venture on together. 

But when the smell makes you unwell 

When you hungry cry, we will climb back up for hot soup. I won’t shy away from your appetite for more time because when you and I, we ring on the doorbells in our heads calling for more time,

We say hey. Beautiful soul. Come in and we’ll embrace the comfort of each other for a while. As long as it lasts.




Intelligence bias. Emotional help is valued, and should be paid. 




Find interesting journals before settling on an interesting idea


Trial by fire. The only way to do the job was to follow through your approaches towards  reaction and behaviour.


 In the real world you make an apology for the sake of everyone’s peace. It’s nothing personal. Society doesn’t care at all about an individual finding peace 


Perfection does not have children


The loss in perfection in two ways:

1. The story of the perfect pot (quality versus quantity). Experiencing more and being involved in the work helps more compared to thinking, the story of 10000 hours. 

2. Perfection in the sense where there is no room for improvement. It is better to be “perfect” in the way of accepting your own deficiencies in your expertise and learn to utilise your strengths and experience adequately to give maximum weight.

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