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=The Liminal Space=

eunique
eunique Feb 21, 2006


 The Liminal Space
Taken at: Singapore's Changi Airport MRT Station
Date & Time: 16th March 2005 (Wednesday); 2:17p.m.
Written on: 20th May 2005 (Friday)

=photo & poem by Eunique=


The liminal space is the area of transition,
the in-between of ‘here’ and ‘there’
Where everyone is a mere passer-by,
leaving behind no worries nor cares

The airport is such a place,
where people arrive and depart
Lingering for a moment or two before
separating amidst kisses and hugs

I used to go there alone in my teenage years,
when I was troubled & needed rest
It was my escapism,
my refuge from life’s occasional stresses

It felt like a different dimension
where time seems to stop,
Allowing me to take a breather and
sort out all my knotted-up thoughts

We will all smile, nod and speak politely,
but no one really knows who the other is
Perhaps it is precisely in our anonymity,
do we feel free and at ease.
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eunique
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  • Member Since: 2004-05-19
  • Relationship Status: to trust & rest in the Lord
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  • Children: Someday
  • Occupation: Student

Interests:

Blogging, Buzznetting, surfing the Internet, watching TV shows & movies, photography, spending some quiet times with friends, basketball, badminton, bowling

Favorite Music:

Bryan Adams, Richard Marx, Roxette, Rick Price, Cranberries, Linkin Park, Moby, U2, Jars of Clay, Kit Chan (Chen JieYi), Mavis Hee (Xu MeiJing), Karen Mok (Mo WenWei), Corrinne May

Favorite Movies:

The King And I, My Fair Lady, The Hours, Crash, Be With You (Japanese), Memento, Charlie's Angels, The Fifth Element, The Others, Guns And Talk, 2046, Magnolia

Favorite TV Shows:

Gilmore Girls, Allo Allo, Friends, Mind Your Language, CSI, Grey's Anatomy, Lost, Whose Line Is It Anyway?

Favorite Books:

Alice in Wonderland (Lewis Carroll), Tuesdays With Morrie (Mitch Albom), Lucky (Alice Serbold), The Hours (Michael Cunningham)