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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE DEAD FOWLER, by MNASALCAS Poet's Biography
First Line: Here too the birds, god's children, that lightly come and go
Last Line: With reed and lime he'll never come again.
Subject(s): Birds
First Line: Here too the birds, god's children, that lightly come and go
Last Line: With reed and lime he'll never come again.
Subject(s): Birds
HERE too the birds, god's children, that lightly come and go
Shall find sweet haven, perch'd upon the plane.
Dead is the man of Melos, Poemander their old foe;
With reed and lime he'll never come again.
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