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Ìý Sujata Bhatt Thursday 4 July 2002 Ìý
There's nothing like the smell of the flowers and plants in the garden you grew up in to bring back memories of childhood - or so the poet Sujata Bhatt told Faith Lawrence at the Commonwealth Literature Festival.

She now lives in Germany and explained her inspiration for the poem " Whenever I return". It's an account of a visit to the garden of her childhood in Poona, in India.



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