嘴里的鱼
《嘴里的鱼》 吴亚鸿作品有一天，晨运回来，看到鱼池里竟然飞起一只鸟，嘴里还衔着一尾鱼。
有几只乌鸦看见了，穷追不舍。
不管那只鸟飞到哪里，乌鸦就跟到哪里，而且跟来的是越来越多。
后来，也许是鸟飞累了，又或许是慌了，心神一散，鱼便从嘴里掉了下来。
群鸦即刻朝向滑落的鱼追去。
这时，那只鸟如释重负，才得以栖息在树上。
或许，人的执着，也像嘴里的鱼一样，愿意放下，就没事了。
Sunday People Niu strokes
By Rachel Philip Journalist, The New Straits Times Niu strokes THE bull is a hardworking creature. Calligraphy master Goh Ah Ang, 55, believes that we should emulate this quality in 2009. “Hard work brings wealth and good fortune,” says Goh who is born in the year of the Horse. The principal of Top Art in Klang, Goh began learning calligraphy when he was 13. His 30-year-old art centre currently has about 400 students coming in for classes seven days a week. The youngest student is only four while the oldest is 70-something ex-school principal. Known internationally as well as locally as the Ant Artist, Goh celebrates the tiny insect in most of his creations, unlike other Chinese artists who portray beasts of power such as tigers and horses in their works. “My message is that we should uphold all creatures, says Goh. “There is much we can learn from the hardworking ant. ” On the cover of Sunday People today is a calligraphic expression of Niu, the Mandarin word for Ox, by G
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但需要一点勇气，
或心里一点愿意。
意愿是“说”与“做”同行，但是。。。
放下拿起。
以“拿”为友，
以“放”为师。
“拿放”为师为友，何等有幸。
放下，才能再拿起。