Hiraeth

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The story from August, Hiraeth — a Welsh word for nostalgia, longing for home, was recently rejected on the grounds that it was too retrospective.

Seas of Milk and Ships of Amber « Unknowing 2009
Kim from Hiraeth jumps over the wire with "The Glory of the Garden" by Rudyard Kipling.

June 2007 2007
Kim from Hiraeth jumps over the wire with "The Glory of the Garden" by Rudyard Kipling.

Poemtry 2007
Kim from Hiraeth jumps over the wire with "The Glory of the Garden" by Rudyard Kipling.

Poetry Friday Round-Up 2007
Kim from Hiraeth jumps over the wire with "The Glory of the Garden" by Rudyard Kipling.

Poetry Friday Round-Up 2007
Is the idea of independence now looking so decidedly shaky, that a call to expats is seens as sure way of gaining the upper hand through the application of Hiraeth?

BlogCymru.com 2009
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Lux Venit 2009