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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
PICTURES OF THE SOUTHWEST: HEAT, by ELIZABETH KING COWGILL
First Line: Naked heat devils
Last Line: Like demons paroled from hell.
Subject(s): Heat; West (u.s.); Southwest; Pacific States
First Line: Naked heat devils
Last Line: Like demons paroled from hell.
Subject(s): Heat; West (u.s.); Southwest; Pacific States
Naked heat devils
Rise from ribbons of pavement;
They swirl, dance and writhe --
Stab you in the face with glee
Like demons paroled from hell.
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