Kay, Birmingham
There must be a reason why you didn't choose 'The Wanderer' - Perhaps it's too obvious. It would have made a satisfying bookend to 'The Seafarer' from Programme 6 though. For a depiction of psychological exile, I would choose John Clare's 'I Am'.

Karen Newby, Paris
The poem that reminds me always of my own exile, and my ever present desire to be somewhere else is Robert Frost's "The Road not taken". I never regret the road I haven't taken because I'm always conscious that the road I have taken could have been the one I hadn't taken. This reminds me that it is my responsibility to make that road the right road. But it doesn't stop me from wondering what was down that other road and that it will always be there for me to come back to later. It also reminds me of how one day I took the "road less travelled by" and ended up, miles from anywhere, with my tyres bogged down in the bottom of a field!!!!And that reminds me that travelling requires an immense sense of humour!!