By Joel Wong Honourable Mentions Side Note: The entry was edited for clarity. An endless whiteness stood before him, he stared at it, although it was a wall filled with chaotic ruggedness and ridges, the white paint that blanketed it seemed to give his vision a bridge beyond these imperfections and made the view a … Continue reading Untitled 2 (by Little Things contest)
Category: Little Things 20/21
In collaboration with SOFA, we bring you the ‘Little Things’ contest in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, to showcase your written and illustrative works. What are the little things that keep you going?
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by Mohammad Adil Khan Honourable Mentions Side Note: The entry was edited for clarity. In my spare time, I like to take walks in the woods. I dedicate these moments to contemplation and seeing the world around me. I walk alone, and in silence. In the past, I would have seen this as a waste … Continue reading Untitled (by Little Things contest)
Your Mere Presence is Enough
By Natasha Sia Honourable Mentions Side Note: The entry was edited for clarity. I stepped through the front gate, overtaking everyone in front of me with my widest stride, the morning breeze spread across my face. I kept my gaze forward, focusing on the stairs under the dim light of dawn, and started to climb … Continue reading Your Mere Presence is Enough
In My Pocket
By Yasmin Nasharuddin 2nd Place Winner Side Note: The entry was edited for clarity. i carry coins lined in silver a sliver of small change i am to make i carry keys edged with stagger a reminder for all the granted i take i carry ringtones of laughter of sombre of bitter words that i … Continue reading In My Pocket
The Little Things
by Aina Muhd Shahrulmiza 1st Place Winner Side Note: The entry was edited for clarity. Growing up, I’d love to carry a lot of things with me to school. I always had my essentials with me - my wallet, my keys, and my earphones. My lunch box and the hot air from my noodles condensed … Continue reading The Little Things