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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
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TRANSFORMATION, by BEATRICE JEAN K. BOROFF
First Line: I saw a shining crown of gold brown curls
Last Line: I looked again and saw a boy instead.
First Line: I saw a shining crown of gold brown curls
Last Line: I looked again and saw a boy instead.
I saw a shining crown of gold brown curls
Which formed a halo for a cherub's head --
I turned to gaze at other things a while;
I looked again and saw a boy instead.
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