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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
FROM THE TRAIN WINDOW, by GRACE MANSFIELD
First Line: Lost children, and hurt dogs
Last Line: The great dumps of the city!
Subject(s): Cities; Urban Life
First Line: Lost children, and hurt dogs
Last Line: The great dumps of the city!
Subject(s): Cities; Urban Life
Lost children, and hurt dogs, and begging hands,
All these to pity --
But O, the furtive men who roam at dawn
The great dumps of the city!
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