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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
CHILDBIRTH IN THE SLUMS, by GRACE MADELON FRAME
First Line: A narrow, squalid, dismal lane
Last Line: Then brooding silence all around.
Subject(s): Slums; Tenements
First Line: A narrow, squalid, dismal lane
Last Line: Then brooding silence all around.
Subject(s): Slums; Tenements
A narrow, squalid, dismal lane,
A cry ... as from a soul in pain,
A puny wail, a crooning sound --
Then brooding silence all around.
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