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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
MIDAS, by CHARLES KENNETH WILLIAMS Poem Explanation Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: It wasn't any mewling squeamishness about how 'hard' he'd become: if Last Line: And then, when he'd ungaraged his lust, he'd half forget it,the ache would %fade before it flowered Alternate Author Name(s): Williams, C. K. | |||
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