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Coming here/ J) @2 @0 Y: t' v7 C
Settling down
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Homesick
/ s0 P% o L/ t0 h# \I measured the miles! z' V, o- \- E4 [ |
set the clock's dark hands
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I watched others
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: F+ I% v$ g& `9 \1 I. Qgo and come back
! o' v) u+ V% ~3 GWe never did
+ T4 w- k B' @& i+ Hnor can we now
+ l+ N8 f4 T; p2 Y/ S6 e9 O2 qresettle in the old country9 D" @, ]- g) t
leave our children % D$ X& }8 p: d8 O. j
and their children
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/ i [, }3 g2 N' ^9 Y-----Margaret Saunders, in Bridging the Gap, 1990 |
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