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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
INHERITANCE, by LEXIE DEAN ROBERTSON Poet's Biography
First Line: Why does the smell of autumn rain
Last Line: Renascent of some neolithic sigh?
Subject(s): Inheritance And Succession
First Line: Why does the smell of autumn rain
Last Line: Renascent of some neolithic sigh?
Subject(s): Inheritance And Succession
Why does the smell of autumn rain
When fringed grey clouds trail past a cobalt sky
Strike at my heart a dim-remembered pain,
Renascent of some Neolithic sigh?
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