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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
TRANSLATIONS, by MICHAEL CAREY First Line: We were at the bank, at the drive-in at the tube shoots to the telllers' Last Line: Then, for once, all words dissolve into laughter Subject(s): Translating And Interpreting | |||
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