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Ménage à Trois of Tongues (A Trilingual Homecoming)

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Bobis, Merlinda

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Centre d'Estudis Australians, Universitat de Barcelona

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The following brief essay and three versions of a poem are excerpts from Pag- uli, Pag-uwi, Homecoming. Poetry in Three Tongues. Merlinda Bobis, University of Santo Tomas Publishing House, Manila 2004. A few years ago, she returned to writing poetry after four novels.

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Coolabah

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