The Cat Plays Too Much
From pigeons at the LRT Taman Jaya to the cats in the quiet corners, these essays trace the creatures in our daily encounters, from indoor to outdoor. Each piece invites pause, attention, and resonance in the fleeting presence of small animals and everyday moments.
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Table of Contents
Awaken from Childhood
Fighting Spiders
Big-Eyed Dragonfly
Croaking Frogs
Rooster’s Crow Disappears
Snake’s Shadows Entwined
The Earthworm’s Bond
The Dog’s Shadows
The Pig’s Journey
Farewell to Catfish
The Carefree Ducks
The Tortoise’s Slowness
Under One Roof
The Mosquito’s Buzz
The Coming and Going of Cockroaches
Ants’ Tender Touch
The Fly’s Thousand Eyes
The Termite’s Feast
Gecko with a Broken Tail
Flying Termite in Peril
Midnight Visitor
Unexpected Encounters
Riding Alongside Horses
The Ant Travels with Me
Little Crabs on the Beach
Swallows in Flight
Shadows Everywhere
Morning Milk Fragrance
The Stunning Ladybug
The Relentless Bee
The Rat from the Toilet
The Seasoned Monkeys
The Leech’s Visit
The Snail Is Not Slow
The Crow’s Cry
The Cat Plays Too Much
The Monitor Lizard Hunts
The Black Bird’s Morning Swim
Between Butterflies
Swimming Centipede
Snake Moves Like Waves
The Tiny Mantis
The Cricket’s Glance Back
Lightened by Creatures
Flying Shadows in the Rain
The Unfettered Cattle
Horses, Too Kind
Cats Then and Now
To Fly, or Not to Fly
Reverence for the Grasshopper
In Search of Fish
Vast Webs
Swallow Silhouette
White Building, Black Pigeons
The Restless Sparrow
The Shy Egret
The Grounded Dove
The Hasty Hummingbird
The Lively Squirrel
The Leisurely Lizard
Watching Birds Eat
Feeding Monkeys at Dawn
Pigeons Get What They Need
A Longan Banquet
The Pigeons’ Protest
Goodbye Black Butterfly
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