Melinda Yeoh

Writer, Artist, Entrepreneur, Explorer

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Image: a haiga (a type of Japanese visual poetry). Black & white line drawing of trees with six bright yellow-coloured orioles (bird). Four yellow orioles are flying around the trees, another two yellow orioles are perched on the tree branch. A nature scene that warms the soul.

Stipple art drawing of three butterflies flying. Butterflies are often used as a metaphor for new things. Transformation. What is the new you’re yearning for? How does new look like to you in your life?

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I’m plucking up the courage to live the part in my heart that I’ve never dared to fully live
: on someday syndrome, changing how I live, the anti-productivity productivity idea, a new poem

Yes, please sweat the small stuff
: do not underestimate the bigness of small things

The slowness of walking. And it feels good
: on unhurriedness

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I’m planning to work on my visual poetry memoir:

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