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Coming here
& P! B( `) g* `1 D0 eSettling down
, v* p" C$ `# ~7 R8 kwas easier for you0 y, [: _( p+ e; n5 j Q" Y5 [
Homesick
$ W* N* P/ _' s) R5 w& sI measured the miles
/ m" Z4 f1 n% C! Jset the clock's dark hands
, U1 \; Y2 E7 i3 B2 D0 {6 s: Lwith a view of returning to home ground
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% b9 }9 H2 v0 ^' iDays inched into years
' _0 q* w# l$ K0 {, QI watched others
5 m r5 b( f+ i: M$ I9 Xcome and go back) d) p+ J0 a! |: \' B( M8 C
go and come back
$ i% b* i% p- Y$ L1 n5 |- I EWe never did
X' P7 x- P" tnor can we now6 F- i. j% c) e9 l7 a( j- \* {
resettle in the old country% ]5 X, v5 h. x, C2 Z; N
leave our children / d6 o% i; t7 V; o
and their children
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% Y$ y- Z$ T; |) ^* H% ~! }/ }-----Margaret Saunders, in Bridging the Gap, 1990 |
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