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Literary Review, Summer, 2004 by Louise Ho
Pop Song 2 'Hong Kong Soul' One has to be vulgar To live in vulgar times In vulgar places They land on your lap On moving buses There are too many bodies here The trouble is They are alive If dead they can be buried Bodily stench Twirls into a dance Becomes an abstraction Reality is Which elbow To use Whose elbow To avoid Have piecemeal what piecemeal can Heaven and earth conspire the moment Have get make what you will you must Minute Elegance of much Washed in gutters Near the resettlement areas By the Carlton Hotel Seeps into our guts And makes Hong Kong what it is
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