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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
ATTIDUDINIST, by JACQUES GEORGES CLEMENCEAU LE CLERQ
First Line: Grace was the loftiest recompense I wooed
Last Line: My high despair into a pirouette.
Alternate Author Name(s): Tanaquil, Paul
Subject(s): Grace
First Line: Grace was the loftiest recompense I wooed
Last Line: My high despair into a pirouette.
Alternate Author Name(s): Tanaquil, Paul
Subject(s): Grace
Grace was the loftiest recompense I wooed,
Lightly I turned my back on life to set
My noblest dream into an attitude,
My high despair into a pirouette.
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