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Natalie Wang is a Singaporean writer and the author of the poetry collection The Woman Who Turned Into a Vending Machine.

One night, she wakes on the pavement to find that she has grown into one of those top-grade Japanese machines that sell everything: candy, ice cream, chips, drinks both warm and cold, each item neatly packaged and easy to give.
— The Woman Who Turned Into A Vending Machine
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The poets will toast
to every falling leaf.
They might compose
drunk sonnets on change.
Or loss. Or death. I do not know
the difference while I live
on an island where the trees stay
the same throughout the year.
— Fall(ing)