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Tag Archives: Ophelia Leong

A Letter from Auguste Rodin to T.S. Eliot by Ophelia Leong

You, whose words pepper the bland landscape of society with ruminations under streetlamps and languid women who peel back your skin with their judging eyes, is there any color your words can’t paint? I slide my pen along paper hoping to catch the world on fire. I see women glide through the streets, hands clasped […]

Posted byDaleMarch 2016September 2016Posted inIssue 8Tags: Ophelia Leong
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