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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
VULTURE, by ROBINSON JEFFERS Poem Explanation Poet Analysis Poet's Biography
First Line: I had walked since dawn and lay down to rest on a bare hillside
Last Line: What a sublime end of one's body, what and enskyment; what a life after death
Subject(s): Vultures
First Line: I had walked since dawn and lay down to rest on a bare hillside
Last Line: What a sublime end of one's body, what and enskyment; what a life after death
Subject(s): Vultures
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