Recover Render

Prompts from Makhluk Seni for WELP, a movement to 'weaponise' love in all forms of expression. Prompts were released throughout the month of February for writers to submit any short form of writing.

Living in a world without borders and boundaries can be an interesting dynamic. Where there are no limits and the ability to be ourselves and do what we long to do.

Prompt 15:  This City Outlines
The city is both calming and chaotic, maddening and magical. The city is where you grow, learn, find yourself, find others.
Tell us about your city.⠀

#WELPPACT #PACT2

Where would you venture if there were
no boundaries between lands
borders and brinks.

Taking more than the allocated
Slots and portions
Rations and trickling pollutions
Seep into the air tainting its purity.

We retract and hold back
Knowing limits aren’t respected
Where is the restriction we place
The walls need to be raised.

Windows that allow us to peek out
Seeing the outside beyond the wave
Making the pressure ease a little bit more.

Then hope arises with the currents
from beneath the rocks and stones
Sands shifted as the tides manoeuvers.

Then when the coast is set
It takes a readiness for change
A new fresh tone that allows rejuvenation.

Then I could love you like turtles
that return to its shores when they will life to begin.

- Swit Marie
0235H 30th March 2019
First Floor


Swit Marie is a 'Jacqueline of all trades' who loves wearing plaid
When words fail, she allows movement and emotion to carry her through
A believer in making dreams come true, she would love to collaborate with you
An explorer starting fresh and would only give her best
She stands in the gap and will only call it quits when it's a wrap.

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