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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
GLORY, by MARIANNE MOORE Poet Analysis Poet's Biography
First Line: It spreads, the campaign - carried on
Last Line: For rushing to the rescue %as if you'd heard yourself performing
Variant Title(s): Carnegie Hall: Rescue
Subject(s): Carnegie Hall, New York City; Landmark Preservation; Music And Musicians; Stern, Isaac (1920-2001)
First Line: It spreads, the campaign - carried on
Last Line: For rushing to the rescue %as if you'd heard yourself performing
Variant Title(s): Carnegie Hall: Rescue
Subject(s): Carnegie Hall, New York City; Landmark Preservation; Music And Musicians; Stern, Isaac (1920-2001)
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