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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
AND THEN THE WATER, by MILO DE ANGELIS First Line: In the harvest too | |||
In the harvest too the body was only lent because it wanted to become innocent in the end and running it didn't renounce an anthology of gestures the slender body entering the princess's room to love the first time. Used by permission of Story Line Press. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...FINITE INTUITION by MILO DE ANGELIS HILBERT'S PROGRAM by MILO DE ANGELIS IN THE LUNGS by MILO DE ANGELIS PROTECT ME, MY TALISMAN by MILO DE ANGELIS ROWING IN FAMILIAR JANUARY by MILO DE ANGELIS THE NARRATOR by MILO DE ANGELIS |
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