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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICE AT MIDNIGHT AT ST. MICHAEL'S, by ROBERT BLY Poet's Biography
First Line: A cold night; the sidewalk we walk on icy; the dark sur
Last Line: Stirred and calmed. A large man is flying over the water %with wings spread, a wound on his chest
First Line: A cold night; the sidewalk we walk on icy; the dark sur
Last Line: Stirred and calmed. A large man is flying over the water %with wings spread, a wound on his chest
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