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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
SCENT OF GASOLINE, by SUSAN RICH First Line: As a child I'd inhale deeply the scent of gasoline Last Line: Before the needle stops traveling backward-falls %unencumbered, empty, lost Subject(s): Automobiles; Driving And Drivers; Gasoline; Roads; Travel | |||
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