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Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Searching... Author: GUEST, BARBARA Matches Found: 235 Guest, Barbara Poet's Biography 235 poems available by this author (SCOP -- A POET) WIDSITH First Line: Scoping along the mississippi. I a scop. Coasting the Last Line: Like jovial jousts surmounting the silence where prairie %plsh 20 Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: Sleep is 20 Subject(s): Nature; Theater & Theaters; Stage Life 20 First Line: Sleep is 20 Last Line: 20 %castanets 50 FLOORS First Line: The glass stops midway skyways Last Line: (the indian spit on his toes) A BURST OF LEAVES Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: A burst of leaves announces your presence Subject(s): Presence A DAWN WALK Recitation by Author A DIFFERENT HONEY Recitation by Author First Line: Close up shop in milan is what happens A HANDBOOK OF SURFING Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: It is time to find the peak the rosy trimmings are climbing up Subject(s): Surfing A REASON Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: That is why I am here A SHORT NARRATIVE Recitation by Author First Line: Your painting took a long time to dry Subject(s): Paintings & Painters A WAY OF BEING Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: There we go in cars, did you guess we wore sandals? Subject(s): Travel; Journeys; Trips ACTIVITIES Poem Text Recitation First Line: Grain belt beer, he who gets slapped Subject(s): Human Conduct; Nostalgia ACTIVITIES First Line: Grain belt beer, he who gets slapped, vikings vs dolphins Last Line: Those pre-saarinen days. For some the pre-alto decade ADVANCE OF THE GRIZZLY First Line: Go from the must-laden room Last Line: Who will walk out of the plush interior into %the excited atmosphere? %an outlet for prose the advan ALL ELEGIES ARE BLACK AND WHITE Poem Text First Line: When villon went to his college Subject(s): Spanish Civil War (1936-1939) ALL ELEGIES ARE BLACK AND WHITE First Line: When villon went to his college Last Line: Whose elegies are white %dios! Subject(s): Spanish Civil War (1936-1939) ALTERATION Recitation by Author AMARYLLIS First Line: The orange metal plantg spread its tendrils aloof over the Last Line: A collector's whim had come to dwell in minneapolis AMARYLLIS, FAVORITE DAUGHTER Last Line: The erotics of root cellars AN AFTERNOON IN JEOPARDY Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: Piece of tapestry with birds sewn on Subject(s): Change AN EMPHASIS FALLS ON REALITY Poem Text Recitation by Author Subject(s): Reality AND STILL SHE SAID Last Line: Yet promising a livelihood ANOTHER JULY Poem Text Recitation First Line: Earth on my foot ASPIRANCY First Line: Abraham and the star metal a Last Line: In the anagram size %original and blamed AT THE GUTHRIE THEATER First Line: The lengthy slow cooking of the children's opera Last Line: Prennent la couverture, but she meant their swordsmanship s ATMOSPHERES First Line: Fater than - the stare BANDUSIA First Line: There was a blend Last Line: Ilex scraping the cavern %splashed odes %filing up the jars BARRELS Poem Text Recitation by Author Subject(s): Drinks & Drinking; Separation; Wine BEAUTIFUL/EVIL First Line: Fifteen diamonds in a row Last Line: Geworfenheit %'hurled into existence' %breathed into BELIEVE YOU MADAM YOU BUILDING OF ICE WAS BUILT Last Line: Yu're right BLEAT First Line: Drawn on the burden of light BLURRED EDGE First Line: It appears %a drama of exacting dimension Last Line: Figure passing, %unworded distance at edge BORDERLANDS Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: The return was like a snowbird like the cutoff Subject(s): Yugoslavia BORDERLANDS First Line: The return was like a snowbird like the cutoff Last Line: You cannot tell them what glass resembles they %skid on track; %reindeer eat moss %the subject is no CLOUDS NEAR THE WINDMILL First Line: Counting you one of us COLOR First Line: He believed if the woman on the right moved over to the left he could Last Line: Been emptied of meaning COMPOSITION Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: Lo, from the outside a poem is with us, of another composition Subject(s): Poetry & Poets COUNTESS: CORRESPONDENCES PEKING-TOKYO THEIR Last Line: Consult oriental arbiter COUNTRY COUSINS First Line: Country cousins possess different rhythms joined CRADLE OF CULTURE First Line: Is this a short story CROCUS HILL First Line: I had dreamed the night before I awakeneed that morning Last Line: The countess was ordering DECEPTION First Line: In the long ago days - he might %take her cloak Last Line: To deploy or wander, - if the antique core glistens DEFENSIVE RAPTURE Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: Width of a cube spans defensive rapture DEFENSIVE RAPTURE First Line: Width of a cube spans defensive rapture Last Line: Glaze the sexual estuary %floats an edge DESPISING THE HEAVY FOOD THAT WAS GOING TO GIVE THEM ALL Last Line: Heavy easel, murmured arnolt. 'with las meninas on %it,' DIDO TO AENEAS Poem Text First Line: I love you Subject(s): Love DISSONANCE ROYAL TRAVELLER Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: Sound opens sound Subject(s): Music & Musicians DISSONANCE ROYAL TRAVELLER First Line: Sound opens sound Last Line: Dissonance royal traveller %altered the gray saddle DORA FILMS (1913), ELVIRA NOTARI IN NAPLES Poem Text First Line: Virgil's body in a grove above naples Subject(s): Naples, Italy; Virgil (70-19 B.c.); Vergil DORA FILMS (1913), ELVIRA NOTARI IN NAPLES First Line: Virgil's body in a grove above naples Last Line: Is the poem. -- the camera takes us, momentarily Subject(s): Naples, Italy; Virgil (70-19 B.c.) DORA MAAR First Line: A woman was weeping about an imaginary fall from a bicycle Last Line: Grief is banished from her coveted roost DOVE Recitation by Author DRAWING A BLANK Poem Text First Line: There are blank moments DRIVING AWAY FROM THE LOGGING CAMP, DESPITE THE SEVERITY Last Line: His lens sheltered her face EARRINGS Recitation by Author First Line: Running over the edge Subject(s): Earrings EARRINGS First Line: Running over the edge Last Line: Earrings swinging they are made of stork silk; %there are no fake tines %in the middle of the earth EATING CHOCOLATE ICE CREAM: READING MAYAKOVSKY Poem Text Recitation by Author Subject(s): Mayakovsky, Vladimir (1893-1930) EATING LAKE SUPERIOR CISCO SMOKED FISH First Line: When the flageolets verts are finally cisco smoked fish Last Line: Bitters in a dirty old smokey fist. Like dickens ECHOES Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: Once more riding down to venice on borrowed horses, Subject(s): Poetry & Poets EGYPT Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: Because nobody knew whether it was monday or tuesday Subject(s): Egypt; Time ELUSIVE PRESENCE First Line: Body clothed as rice Last Line: Under the mollusc floor %loud %orchid skin EMOTIVE WATERS First Line: Choose octagonals as chatter EMPHASIS FALLS ON REALITY First Line: Cloud fields change into furniture Last Line: The darkened copies of all trees ESCAPE Poem Text First Line: After so many hours spent in the room, Subject(s): Houses; Escapes; Fugitives EWVERYTHING I'VE TOLD YOU IS TRUE, SAID LARS Last Line: Yes. My camera gives you that permission.' EXPECTATION First Line: More liquid than eyes - adulterous surface FAN POEMS Poem Text First Line: Who walks softly causes mutiny among the lilies FAREWELL STAIRWAY First Line: The women without hesitancy began to descend FINNISH OPERA Poem Text First Line: Grass grew long in the story. Subject(s): Opera FREED COLOR Recitation by Author Subject(s): Colors FREEDOM Recitation by Author FURTHER EXOTICISM OF READING A BRITISH NOVEL Last Line: Dining alone in new york, sympathized her coudin, glanville GEESE BLOOD First Line: Height of trees the papered chamber GLASS MOUNTAIN First Line: King as wanderer Last Line: O king endlessly %scattering GLIMPSES OF TOLEDO First Line: With the existence of %peremptory shadows %signatures are lit Last Line: Hair protruding, %old casanovas, %the tents, %in the newly built dawn GREEN AWNINGS Poem Text First Line: Leander walked over with a blanket of peonies Subject(s): Desire; Indifference; Grief; Sorrow; Sadness GREEN FLY First Line: Orphaned caught in a web Last Line: Naked in thy boat GREEN NUMBERS Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: Others are accustomed to this hat on the furniture step Subject(s): Rain GREEN REVOLUTIONS First Line: Being drunk upstairs and listening Last Line: Now it's green. Now it isn't HANS HOFMANN Recitation by Author Subject(s): Hofmann, Hans (1880-1966) HEAVY VIOLETS Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: Heavy violets there is no way Subject(s): Violets HEAVY VIOLETS First Line: Heavy violets there is no way HELIOGOBALUS, HELIOGRAPH, HELIOLOGY, HELIUM Last Line: Parade crossed her temples HEROIC STAGES First Line: I had thought you were disappearing Last Line: To cast care from your brow HINTS OF RUGGEDNESS, SUCH AS THE Last Line: And that, also, was his custom HOHENZOLLERN First Line: Asphodel isn't in the HOMAGE Poem Text First Line: The world/is going upstairs I ADJUDGE WITH RUGGED COUNSELING I MIGHT CROSS THAT Last Line: Going ever upward into fog swirls IF SO First Line: I give you the unhingeing sleeve Last Line: Complete -- how you work or unlearn -- if so tell me ILEX First Line: From the doorway we watched. Alexander ILLYRIA First Line: And I was right as dawn over head Last Line: Of a balanced pear such is it this drop IMAGINED ROOM Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: Do not forget the sky has other zones Subject(s): Imagination; Fancy IN MEDIEVAL HOLLOW First Line: Smother floating in air headgear lit INSTRUCTIONS Recitation by Author INVISIBLE ARCHITECTURE Poem Text Recitation First Line: There is an invisible architecture often supporting Subject(s): Poetry & Poets IT IS HERE THOSE LIVES WITH THEIR DIFFICULT PARTS Last Line: Perhaps the mocassins JOHN GRAHAM RIDING IN HIS COACH TO MEET THE COUNTESS Last Line: To continue on to his rendez-vous with the countess JUNE Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: Dust dust dust dust dust dust Subject(s): Rain JUNE First Line: Dust dust dust dust dust dust Last Line: Thin thin rain starved rain rin KNIGHT OF THE SWAN Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: He left the trees when he left the lake Subject(s): Swans LA NOCHE ENTRA EN CALOR First Line: Like a highway LAWN BUMPS First Line: The horseshoe print on the lawn LEGENDS First Line: Little withergield was talking to his pal, freotheric, as Last Line: Sprung from an opened closet LEICA Poem Text First Line: Others about the embarking Subject(s): Progress LIKE QUEEN ELEANOR First Line: The sleeve %of the world was pinned to cambric Last Line: The trounced skin knelt %in the wail severed %sight from his glance LULL First Line: The lull in rain Last Line: And four or five liters of rain Subject(s): Rain LUMINOUS First Line: Patches of it %on the lettuce a geography Last Line: A few fit cones, the stains removed, %blazes from the paper without lifting your hands LUNCH AT HELEN FRANKENTHALER'S Poem Text First Line: I wake up / what was I dreaming about? Subject(s): Frankenthaler, Helen (b. 1928); Lunch; Paintings & Painters LUNCH AT HELEN FRANKENTHALER'S First Line: I wake up %what was I dreaming about? Subject(s): Frankenthaler, Helen (b. 1928); Lunch; Paintings And Painters MODERNISM Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: The dreamer enters the room wearing a garment of red cloth MOMENT/A NOUN Last Line: Literature - single-mindedness %settles MULTIPLICITY Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: An opposing force nestles closer Subject(s): Balkan Conflicts (yugoslavia) MUSICALITY First Line: The wave of building murmur MUSINGS ON THE MISSISSIPPI First Line: Although paris has only one river, the seine, this river Last Line: By a northern people only through the spiritual suicide of I NEBRASKA Poem Text Recitation First Line: Climate succumbing continuously as water NEBRASKA First Line: Climate succumbing continuously as water gathered Last Line: Syllables so nebraska's throat NEGATIVE POSSIBILITY Poem Text Recitation First Line: It is not your physical appearance or hazelnut NIEGE FONDANT Recitation by Author First Line: Seen on the whimpering screen the white ruff a tongue wags out numbered Subject(s): Weather; Language; Words; Vocabulary NOISETONE Poem Text First Line: Each artist embarks on a personal search. Subject(s): Barcelona, Spain; Colors NOSTALGIA OF THE INFINITE Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: Hands are touching. Subject(s): De Chirico, Giorgio (1888-1978) NUDE First Line: Studios are stations of reminiscence OJJIBA First Line: Sideways a gift for language the joined up tunes il splash and whine Last Line: Looked at that way ORIGINALLY THE WALKER ART MUSEUM WAS FORMED FROM Last Line: His amaryllis OTRANTO Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: At sunset from the top of the stair watching Subject(s): Travel; Journeys; Trips OUTSIDE THROUGH THE WINDOW SHE BELIEVED SHE COULD SEE Last Line: Whisper of the blue flower petals PARACHUTES, MY LOVE, COULD CARRY US HIGHER Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: I just said I didn't know Subject(s): Love PARACHUTES, MY LOVE, COULD CARRY US HIGHER First Line: I just said I didn't know PARADE'S END Poem Text Recitation First Line: The most that can be said Subject(s): Parades PARADE'S END First Line: The most that can be said %for following the parade Last Line: Enough water. Water PASSAGE Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: Words/after all Subject(s): Language; Nature; Words; Vocabulary PASSAGE First Line: Words %after all %are syllables just Last Line: Midnight %in the chrome attic PATHOS First Line: Arms flutter close to the body, skating on pure ice, harmonious Last Line: Flowed into her eyes, her winsome eyes, %drawstring of light PERSIANS IN MINNEAPOLIS First Line: They are lithe, slim, dark. They Last Line: It reasonable without rugs beneath its feet PHOTOGRAPHS Poem Text First Line: In the past we listened to photographs. They heard our voice speak. Subject(s): Photography & Photographers PIAZZAS Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: In the golden air, the risky autumn, Subject(s): Imagination; Fancy PIAZZAS First Line: In the golden air, the risky autumn PLEIADES First Line: Gold net %next puffed elastic Last Line: Riff raff metallic skin - %praise the blue surface they travel POEM First Line: Disturbing to have a person Last Line: Ain't nothin' like river trout PORTRAIT OF MAY ROOD First Line: After we left the building Last Line: Named for gestures with rains PRAIRIE HOUSES Poem Text First Line: Unreasonable lenses refract the Subject(s): Prairies; Plains PRAIRIE HOUSES First Line: Unreasonable lenses refract the Last Line: Robust nipples the gossamer hair PROBLEM PROPOSED TO THE LEMON TREE. WHEN Last Line: Still there are permissions to approach through that %immigr PSYCHE First Line: Dreaded visage. Lit alarms like fire sticks QUILTS Poem Text First Line: Thought nest where secrets bubble Subject(s): Quilts QUILTS First Line: Thought nest where secrets bubble Last Line: Off in his prime, dropped like silk into calico scraps, %one of the losses of all time Subject(s): Quilts REALITY'S TRAMLINE INTRUDED. Last Line: Jelly and pickled cucumber REASON First Line: That is why I am here Last Line: And am followed into the street RED DYE First Line: Ether broke into the house Last Line: The inflammable trousers %and ether's enameled wind %destroys their rope RED LILIES Poem Text First Line: Someone has remembered to dry the dishes; Subject(s): Sound RED LILIES First Line: Someone has remembered to dry the dishes Last Line: The paper folded like a napkin %other wings flew into the stone REFINEMENT OF WHAT'S SPECIAL TAKES PLACE Last Line: Peanut strewn floor and ordered another brew RESTLESSNESS First Line: Oh conscript not the forest Last Line: The violins the piano and orchestra' %the western 'scent.' REVOLUTION AND LULLABY First Line: Lifted up his eyes three loaves of bread 'consider this!' Last Line: (and so variously colored) %the helmet RIVER ROAD STUDIO First Line: Separations begin with placement Last Line: Until they are truly quartets ROCKS ON A PLATTER, SELS. First Line: The empirical sun %on the disturbed border Last Line: The trout %and they disappear ROMAN STRIPES Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: What is new in the fostering world Subject(s): Grief; Sorrow; Sadness ROPES SWAY First Line: And chevettes like geese. The rumors ROSE MARBLE TABLE First Line: Adoptive day replenished by shadow ROSES Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: That there should never be air Subject(s): Flowers; Roses ROSES First Line: That there should never be air Last Line: To the left corner where we read %'the marvelous' and escape Subject(s): Flowers; Roses SAG HARBOR, THE TCHEKOV LETTERS First Line: A maritime history less blissful ... SANTE FE TRAIL Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: I go separately Subject(s): Travel; Journeys; Trips SANTE FE TRAIL First Line: I go separately Last Line: O mother of lakes and glaciers save us from gamblers %whose wagon is perilously rapt SAVANNAHS First Line: Congress of the value of you SAVING TALLOW Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: Visible tallow of the hurricane night Subject(s): Candles SAVING TALLOW First Line: Visible tallow of the hurricane night Last Line: Seizing with the loyal closed eyes of foliage %puff SCREEN OF DISTANCE First Line: On a wall shadowed by lights from the distance SEATED AT THE MIRROR ROLLING UP HER HAIR, FEELING THE THIN Last Line: Fortune that yet sustained her SEEKING AIR: 51 First Line: Two descriptions: %dark and light Last Line: We can compare the one green with the one blue. The sky egregious SHE HONORS DE CHIRICO (LONELINESS) Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: Loneliness/the tower and green of the meadow below Subject(s): De Chirico, Giorgio (1888-1978) SHE WAITED ON THE TERRACE FOR HIM TO ARRIVE Last Line: Because somewhere else in the village he had mad other SHE WAITED. WITHIN HER LIMITED MATHEMATICS SHE Last Line: Begun to toughen. It might grow to accomodate this life SHUFFLING LIGHT First Line: Dawn has other obligations SOUND AND STRUCTURE Poem Text SPRING VINE First Line: Fresh I thought a bird STRAGGLERS First Line: If you lift your arms Last Line: And walking home. On rugs SUNDAY EVENING Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: I am telling you a number of half-conditioned ideas Subject(s): Relationships SUNDAY EVENING First Line: I am telling you a number of half-conditioned ideas SUNROOM IN THE HOUSE ON THE RIVER BANK WITH THE Last Line: Leaving madox with its single 'd' SUPPOSITION Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: You are willing SURFACE AS OBJECT First Line: The visible %as in the past Last Line: Regardez-la %the untamed ibis SYMBIOSIS First Line: Hiss %the wool %fable, %close and away. %hiss in turning wool Last Line: Pushed her leg through the rippling %image changes TENT First Line: Believed it more profitable Last Line: Changed into the garment of a nymph %her back is up unlike the bent willow %or crows fed in the spri TESSERA First Line: Sadness and felicity THE BLUE STAIRS Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: There is no fear Subject(s): Stairs THE BROWN VEST Recitation by Author Subject(s): Robins THE COLD TAP Recitation by Author Subject(s): Winter THE CRADLE OF CULTURE Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: Is this a short story? THE FAREWELL STAIRWAY Recitation by Author THE GLASS MOUNTAIN Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: King as wanderer Subject(s): Schuyler, James THE HUNGRY KNIGHT Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: Palest shadow on the middle rock Subject(s): Night; Bedtime THE INHABITANTS Poem Text First Line: Early night and the evening bus Subject(s): Escapes; Fugitives THE LOCATION OF THINGS Poem Text Recitation First Line: Why from this window am I watching leaves? Subject(s): Conduct Of Life THE LULL Poem Text First Line: The lull in rain Subject(s): Rain THE NEXT FLOOR Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: Hours become young days Subject(s): Time THE NUDE Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: Studios are stations of reminiscence Subject(s): Nudism; Paintings & Painters; Models THE PAST Poem Text First Line: The form of the poem subsided, it enters another poem. Subject(s): Poetry & Poets THE PAST Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: The form of the poem subsided, it enters another poem Subject(s): Poetry & Poets THE POETESS Poem Text Recitation First Line: A dollop is dolloping Subject(s): Poetry & Poets THE RED GAZE Recitation by Author Subject(s): Leaves; Colors THE RETURN OF THE MUSES Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: So much goes away Subject(s): Transience; Impermanence THE SCREEN OF DISTANCE Poem Text First Line: On a wall shadowed by lights from the distance Subject(s): Flaubert, Gustave (1821-1880); Beryl (mineral) THE SMOOTH STAIR Recitation by Author THE TRICKSTER Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: There is no system, no one writes in greek THERE WAS A POEM WITH Last Line: Two boxcars on the bridge crossing the river THINKING OF YOU PROKOFIEF First Line: The steam settled into the atmosphere Last Line: Finally equipped %with their mahler treads THIS INNOCENT SONG First Line: They say I suffer from THIS STREET REMINDS ME OF SCARCENESS, EVEN LOSS LIKE Last Line: Grey eyes filled with dust THREAD First Line: Welcome brutal possessor TOOTH QUILT First Line: Say farewell o tooth like the isle Last Line: There where the first quilted words crept out: %'like dying the definite loss.' TURKEY VILLAS Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: At night I sometimes see TURLER LOSSES, SELS. TWILIGHT POLKA DOTS First Line: The lake was filled with distinguished fish purchased Last Line: The lake marsh grass like two eels who were caught UNTITLED Poem Text First Line: She waited on the terrace for him to arrive VALOROUS VINE Poem Text First Line: Lifts a spare shadow Subject(s): Vines & Vineyards VALUABLE MORIKE First Line: Mozart's journey to prague VERBA IN MEMORIAM First Line: How to speak of it Subject(s): Kennedy, John Fitzgerald (1917-1963) VERBA IN MEMORIAM First Line: How to speak of it Subject(s): Kennedy, John Fitzgerald (1917-1963) VIEW FROM KANDINSKY'S WINDOW First Line: An over large pot of geraniums on the ledge VIGNETTES Recitation by Author Subject(s): Hofmann, Hans (1880-1966) WATER WHEELS RIVER TURNS RIVER ASIDES OVER AND UNDER FALLS Last Line: Search nearly there river bottoms watersurge bridgespread WAVE, SELS. First Line: The eye tolls as burnished as bell WESTERN ADDITIVES First Line: More goatlike than the other WHAT YOU NEED IS A SOPHISTICATED CAT. Last Line: Pedigree, she wrote WHEN THE SCANDAL ABOUT EOFIRTH BROKE OUT THE Last Line: Never, like that other well-known exile, film the politics WILD GARDENS OVERLOOKED BY NIGHT LIGHTS Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: Parking lot trucks overlooked by night lights. Buildings Subject(s): City & Town Life; Reality WILD GARDENS OVERLOOKED BY NIGHT LIGHTS Last Line: Flash lights from the wild gardens WINDY AFTERNOON Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: Through the wood Subject(s): Wind WINDY AFTERNOON First Line: Through the wood Last Line: Turn or go straight WINTER HORSES Recitation by Author Subject(s): Horses WINTER HORSES First Line: Placed two sticks upon a dazzling plate Last Line: Slice of boot on the frayed sylph %came out of dazzlement into %fisheries was intended WORDS Poem Text First Line: The simple contact with a wooden spoon and the word Subject(s): Language; Words; Vocabulary WORDS First Line: The simple contact with a wooden spoon and the word WORDS OF THE GREAT THEATRE First Line: Words of the theater' YOU CAN DISCOVER FOR YOURSELF Last Line: The pumpkin blooms %at the murky gate %the glass coach arrives %at the murky gate |
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