Siobhan Daiko Writer was born in Hong Kong,
But now pursues “La Dolce Vita”,
She taught the Welsh language for far too long,
Before relocating to Veneto, where life is far sweeter.
She writes about junks and opium and Chinese ghosts,
She writes of tigers near Causeway Bay,
She writes about Asolo in numerous posts,
She writes about prosecco, Italian ‘champagne’.
She tells of the Bela Vista hotel in Macau,
Pens of the Stanley Civilian Internment Camp,
Of Via Roberto Browning in her home town,
That dragon boat racing gets her rubber stamp.
Go check her out if you’re an Italophile,
Or want to learn more about Hong Kong tradition,
Or drink in some Italian romance for a while,
Just go there entirely of your own volition.
Siobhan Daiko Writer
06 Wednesday Mar 2013
Posted in poetry
I LOVE the sound of the Welsh language…. This woman sounds amazing!
It is a great blog! X
I love looking at photos from around the world!
That is Robert Browning road…
After reading this, I must go and explore her blogs, I enjoy discovering a little more of
the world every day. Robert Browning Road, interesting, I am going to have a very
enjoyable day, Thank you.
She is an interesting combo of East meets West!
Sounds like an interesting persona there. Awesome post, Caro! WRITE ON!
Thank you. It is!
Clever writing as always!
Thanks for the compliment!
That photo, Caro, really sucked me in. My husband and I spent a semester of our undergrad work in Italy, and I just loved it and have wanted to go back ever since! This woman sounds very fascinating, indeed, although (I must point this out) you could make an old worn-out shoe a thing of fascination! (That’s a compliment!!) 😉
What a combination of subjects – fascinating! I will have to check this out, especially as I am married to a man of Italian heritage. Incidentally there are a lot of Welch names in the state of Pennsylvania, next door to the state I live in (New York) examples: Bryn Mawr, Bala Cynwyd, and Tredyffrin. I have always been fascinated by those spellings.
She is an interesting woman, that is for sure!
It is a beautiful photo isn’t it?
I am sure I left comment last night? Any way I too must explore this blog, she sounds great and I love Italy 🙂 Great writing Caro 🙂
Thanks Cher – enjoy it
Siobhan Daiko is blushing
her blog fears now gone
She will keep on writing
as, surely, Caro can’t be wrong
🙂 S x
Well, hopefully loads of others will now come searching you out too!
Siobhan’s blogs are awesome combos of words and pics 🙂
I agree!
Reblogged this on Siobhan Daiko and commented:
Re-blogging this lovely post by Caro Ness.