Who Comes Calling? (highlights)

by Miriam Wei Wei Lo

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1.	A Few Thoughts on Multiple Identity 03:31	buy track
2.	Searching for Words 03:02	buy track
3.	Bumboat Cruise on the Singapore River 03:24	buy track
4.	Fruit in Season 03:55	buy track
5.	Home 04:10	buy track
6.	If I Want to Keep Beauty 02:00	buy track
7.	Before Reading I Check Out the Joint 02:34	buy track
8.	Who Comes Calling? 03:18	buy track
9.	In Memory of Katrina Miles 09:39	buy track
10.	Just Before Covid 19 Hits I Sell My Gold 03:07	buy track
11.	Still Searching 03:04	buy track
12.	Catching the L-Words 02:57	buy track

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12 poems taken from the print version of Who Comes Calling? (available from WAPP - WA Poets Publishing)

All proceeds will go to WAPP, until the end of 2024, to support poets and poetry in Western Australia.

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released June 16, 2023

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Miriam Wei Wei Lo Fremantle, Australia

asian-australian poet wrestling with meaning, beauty, faith and doubt

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