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    My Home
    My Home
    My Home
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    My Home

    By Stella Damarjati

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    'There is a gentle thread running through this book of short poems which takes us homeward bound on a journey of self-reflection with the poet. I've come to know Stella through her cherita poems, many of which I've published in the cherita. She is a prolific writer of the storytelling genre I created in 1997, with many stories to share, and she

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDebbie Lee
    Release dateMar 29, 2023
    ISBN9781761095054
    My Home
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    Stella Damarjati

    Stella Damarjati was born in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. She writes micropoetry, including haiku, senryu and cherita. Her writing has been published in Echidna Tracks, Under the Basho, the cherita storybook journal, Plague Invasion anthology and Adelaide: Mapping the Human City anthology, among others. My Home is Stella's first book. She currently lives in Adelaide, Australia.

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