Thank you Arthur and Paul, much appreciated. Mi hamamas yutupela givim liklik stori na sampela tingting long go wantaim dispela poem.

Good one Raymond. If only they would do what you tell them to do.

Sadly my extended family was terrorised and chased away from their island home a few years now. The violent acts continue to this day or so a relative told me on the phone this week.

Villages badly damaged or destroyed and people in fear of entering the jungle around their hamlets or villages.

I believe my beautiful spot where i was first married is vacant. I know that her ancestors had lived in the area for at least 100 years and there were very tall coconuts palms and large fruit trees on several of the hills around our little valley that give evidence to the occupancy claims.

My several families are squatting on another tribe's land in Kavieng which in years to come could be a major problem for them.

The police in Taskul and/or Kavieng seem unable to control the mayhem on the island.

I know my children grand children nieces etc etc are afraid to set foot at home again.

Can't see them going back!