my father’s country—
each year he goes home
for the last time
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Jane Williams
Jane Williams is an Australian poet based in Tasmania (janewilliams.wordpress.com). She is the author of several books including a collection of haiku/senryu Echoes of Flight and is the co-editor of the online arts journal Communion (www.walleahpress.com.au/communion-magazine-current.html). A selection of her published haiga can be found at haigablog.wordpress.com.
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Home town is heaven. Your father visits his hometown. It is good. Nice review with plenty of information and waiting for more updates and I really impressed by reading your review and waiting for more updates. Thanks for sharing your nice thoughts and revive with us. Stay blessed
Very moving. It's so true.
__ Heartful, Jane. This, an echo to your deep thought of added years.
on this stone
a name not yet etched
the moss
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So true for many Irish who emigrated back in the day. Some never made it home. Very moving, Jane.
marion
Indeed seems to be workable well there.
Rings true!
Jan
Love your Father haiku!
my own backyard
I forget
to love it
Home town is heaven. Your father visits his hometown. It is good. Nice review with plenty of information and waiting for more updates and I really impressed by reading your review and waiting for more updates. Thanks for sharing your nice thoughts and revive with us. Stay blessed
Glad to see your beautiful blog. Great job
Undoubtedly is by all accounts serviceable well there.