The Last Songbird of Singapore
was discovered in a
keong saik shophouse in a pile of old newspaper, its body bookmarking the obituaries page was extricated, exhumed, explained: "we must not forget that this country was not too long ago a savage place", and was then tucked away in the history museum, unseen by all except an old man, who, lone visitor in the hollow silence, parted his parched lips, and whistled a tune that the creature itself had long forgotten By Faith Christine Lai QLRS Vol. 14 No. 3 Jul 2015_____
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