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Okay, grieve then let it go

By Ricky Lo | April 17, 2014 - 12:00am

It’s this time of the year when I can’t help reciting in my mind a very touching poem written by Han Wu Ti (187-75 B.C.) on the death of his mistress, expressing the intense longing that you and I, and...

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A Lenten food for thought

By Ricky Lo | April 1, 2010 - 12:00am

That short verse written by Han Wu Ti (187-57 B.C.) on the death of his mistress comes to mind this Maundy Thursday when we...

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Learning to mourn — and to let go

By Ricky Lo | October 10, 2003 - 12:00am

That short verse written by Han Wu Ti (187-57 B.C.) on the death of his mistress expresses exactly the same longing I feel for my mother, Remedios, who died a year ago today. One year has slipped by so fast that...

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