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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
MAN STANDS IN HIS DRIVEWAY, by WILLIAM BORDEN
First Line: He stands at the edge of the driveway in a cold
Last Line: Drift into a blue mirror
Subject(s): Automobiles; Driving And Drivers
First Line: He stands at the edge of the driveway in a cold
Last Line: Drift into a blue mirror
Subject(s): Automobiles; Driving And Drivers
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