Sunday, May 4, 2008

Sinusoidal by Vivian Tong Y13C


so preciously fleeting; these clumsy words just won't do.oh, to immortalise a moment.
a journey through sinusoidal emotions, schizophrenia, and gut-wrenching beauty. a sound unheard, slicing through your consciousness like a sharp knife.
because with every promiseand every goodbyeand every person you loveand everywhere you go you grow just a little bit wiser.
I usually write during extremes of emotion, when I’m manic or depressed or schizophrenic or serene to the point of tears. To me, poetry is more than a collection of pretty words and imagery. They are confessions, expressions of gratitude, self-realisations.
It’s sort of like a moonrise. Sunsets are striking and eye-catching – brilliant hues preluding the onset of darkness. But the moonrise can be beautiful too, in a quiet, contemplative, melancholy sort of way.In this collection, I'm trying to capture the magic in scribbled notebooks and dusty old drawers. Late nights, heavy heads and heavier hearts. The lonely heart-wrenching beauty in pain. The enchanting irrational eternity of perfection. After all, the music of memories is the only thing that lasts for eternity.
Vivian Tong, Y13c

HKBOB semi final 30.4.2008




Recently our Y8 students competed against Chinese International School, French International School, West Island, South Island and Canadian International School students in the Battle of the Books competition. Our students won two out of five rounds.

List of students:

Chan, Callista
Chan, Kallista
Chau, Ka Yu
Chuck, Jonathan
Hackett, Liem
Kiu, Evelyn
Lee, Janice
Lee, Shin-Jae
Tang, Jocelyn
Tang, O.T.
Tsui, Jennifer
Yip, Antony
Yuen, Charmaine

Congratulations and well done for your commitment and participation!