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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
NEAR THE BRIDGE OF SAINT-CLOUD; AFTER ROUSSEAU, by NORMAN DUBIE Poet's Biography
First Line: A swollen infant under a tree, rose petals
Last Line: Equal to childhood, throughout the kingdoms of the east.
Subject(s): Babies; Drugs & Drug Abuse; Paintings & Painters; Rousseau, Theodore (1812-1867); Infants; Narcotics; Opium; Cocaine; Crack; Heroin
First Line: A swollen infant under a tree, rose petals
Last Line: Equal to childhood, throughout the kingdoms of the east.
Subject(s): Babies; Drugs & Drug Abuse; Paintings & Painters; Rousseau, Theodore (1812-1867); Infants; Narcotics; Opium; Cocaine; Crack; Heroin
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