“There are times when I feel that I no longer have a home anywhere—homelessness is the acquired state of the exiled—once you have left, you can never return . . .
And there are times when I am in Haïti, and it all feels, so, so singularly familiar, woven so deep in the very fabric of my being, the thread in my skin, the color or my blood, that I know for sure that this is Home.”
Part 2 of the VoicesfromHaiti INNERview
Quote and the painting, Green fields Atop Tomassin,
are by MARILÈNE PHIPPS-KETTLEWELL
(Green Fields Atop Tomassin: 11″ x 14″ on Linen Canvas)