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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
TO A BELATED GENIUS, by WILLIAM THEODORE PETERS
First Line: And some of us arrive at dawn of day
Last Line: And some of us arrive long after dark.
Subject(s): Genius
First Line: And some of us arrive at dawn of day
Last Line: And some of us arrive long after dark.
Subject(s): Genius
AND some of us arrive at dawn of day,
With bounding step and singing like a lark;
And some of us arrive at fervid noon;
And some of us arrive long after dark.
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