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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
CIVIL ELEGIES: 1, by DENNIS LEE First Line: Often I sit in the sun and brooding over the city, always Last Line: They crowd in a dense baffled throng and the sun does not shine through Subject(s): Toronto, Canada | |||
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