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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
IN JOHN UPDIKE'S ROOM, by CHRISTOPHER WISEMAN Poet's Biography
First Line: I'm in your room – I ask them at reception
Last Line: That thing you knew here, and darkness is coming fast
Subject(s): Scotland; Motion Pictures; Mourning; Memory
First Line: I'm in your room – I ask them at reception
Last Line: That thing you knew here, and darkness is coming fast
Subject(s): Scotland; Motion Pictures; Mourning; Memory
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